zot
v.— «They then called in aircraft that were equipped with laser illuminators, like the Pave Nails, which zotted the guns. Orbiting fighters then dropped the laser-guided bombs.» —by Darrel Whitcomb Rescue of Bat 21 Apr., 1998. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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