holstered
Adjective
Meaning
Bearing holsters.
Source: Webster's dictionaryExamples
Hearns, wearing two holstered pistols as he cooked, agreed the Cal Anderson encampment had become a distraction.
Sports Minister condemns action by one of Greece's richest men, who wears holstered automatic alongside bodyguards when confronting referee after disallowed goal.
House Bill 910, which allows a person who is licensed to carry a handgun to now openly carry a holstered handgun, went into effect Friday, Jan.
On Day Four I holstered my trusty plane once again and took the stairs to the second floor two-by-two, excited to pare back a recalcitrant and sticky door that always jammed partly open, making pure modesty impossible in the upstairs bathroom.
Numerous demonstrators were seen carrying holstered handguns and rifles slung over their shoulders and across their backs.
Runnels seemed to reconsider using the Taser, holstered it, and then reached into the car, attempting to pull Bryce out.