Spittoon

The metal spittoon had a handle for easy carrying.

The spittoon was designed to mimic the shape and size of a human torso.

The blacksmith carefully poured the liquid metal from the spittoon into a mold.

The museum displayed a spittoon from the 1800s as a part of their history exhibit.

The marksman was able to hit the spittoon consistently after several rounds of practice.

The shopkeeper needed a new spittoon to replace the old one.

The spittoon was set up at the shooting range as a target for the trainees.

The soldier used a spittoon while on duty in the barracks.

The spittoon was replaced with a new one after it was damaged by the bullets during the training session.

The factory worker had a metal spittoon near his work station.

The spittoon had an ornate design on the base.

The spittoon was painted with a bright color to make it more visible from a distance.

The antique dealer was excited to find a rare silver spittoon at an estate sale.

She found an antique spittoon at a garage sale and used it as a decorative item.

The sharpshooter hit the spittoon dead center from a distance of 100 yards.

The marksman was able to hit the spittoon from a moving vehicle, demonstrating his skill and precision.