noun
definition
Reticle.
Examples of crosshairs in a Sentence
In a camera, the crosshairs help the photographer to set the focus.
As soon as your crosshairs intersect it, your gun will lock on to it.
Photographers and sharpshooters are familiar with the image of crosshairs at the center of a bullseye.
You should be able to tell from looking at a website whether you are getting legal music or getting music that might put you in the crosshairs of the Recording Industry Association of America.
Eventually, when your crosshairs turn red they will start going after you.
Of course, once you become a popular P2P downloading service, you put yourself directly in the crosshairs of the RIAA, and soon iMesh found itself on the end of one of those nasty trade infringement lawsuits.
This will leave you with a square with two lines, vertical and horizontal, like crosshairs.
Shriver has smug liberal baby boomers in her crosshairs and Kevin is a chillingly good shot.
Embossed with a design of crosshairs over the silhouette of a deer and the words "gone hunting," this checkbook cover will leave no question as to what you spend your money - and free time - doing!
In a scope, the crosshairs help with aiming a rifle.