Gunfire is a term used to describe the discharge of firearms or artillery. It can take many forms, including a BARRAGE (7 letters), which is a rapid and continuous discharge of artillery fire; a BOMBARDMENT (11 letters), which is a sustained attack with heavy weapons; shots (5 letters), which are single rounds fired from a gun; a REPORT (6 letters), which is the sound of a single shot; enfilade (8 letters), which is a line of fire directed along the length of an enemy formation; SALVO (5 letters), which is the simultaneous firing of several weapons; CANNONADE (9 letters), which is a sustained attack with artillery; VOLLEY (6 letters), which is the simultaneous firing of several weapons; and FUSILLADE (9 letters), which is a rapid and continuous discharge of firearms.