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No. metaphors connote equivocality between two things by likeness without the blatancy of using words like "like." "gunned the engine" is more of a figure of speech -- literally it is a verbalization of a noun to describe and action taken with an engine. But to say "the engine is a gun" is a metaphoric description of the engine.

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