What is Tarter?
Hi. I need to understand what "Tarter" means in the phrase "The Feared Tarter Gun".
It's a fantasy comedy cartoon it's taken from. I have no idea of how this gun looks like or what it does.
Does the "Tarter" have to do something with a noun 'pie', adj. 'acid', or something else?
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By the way, is it okay to use 'something' in this very question?
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Roman Makarov "The Feared Tarter Gun" Have you seen this phrase written exactly like this in a reliable source, or have you only heard it spoken, or seen it in a user-generated transcription, for example? Roman Makarov By the way, is it okay to use 'something' in this very question? Yes.
- Roman Makarov "The Feared Tarter Gun" Have you seen this phrase written exactly like this in a reliable source, or have you only heard it spoken, or seen it in a user-generated transcription, for example?
- Roman Makarov By the way, is it okay to use 'something' in this very question?
- Yes.
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Roman Makarov"The Feared Tarter Gun"
Have you seen this phrase written exactly like this in a reliable source, or have you only heard it spoken, or seen it in a user-generated transcription, for example?
Roman MakarovBy the way, is it okay to use 'something' in this very question?
Yes.
0The Tartars were a warlike people from Asia. They invaded China and Russia and were fearsome horsemen. The "feared Tatar gun" is a metaphor for the army.
The largest group by far that the Russians have called "Tatars" are the Volga Tatars, native to the Volga region (Tatarstan and Bashkortostan).
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