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31ARMY — Aint Ready For Marines Yet (Medical) * Aren t Ready For Marines Yet (Governmental » United Nations) * Ain t Really Marines Yet (Miscellaneous » Funnies) * Ain t Ready For Marines Yet (Governmental » Military) * Aren t Really Men Yet… …
32army — A small scale army, or bodyguard, was established in the early days of the monarchy (1 Sam. 13:2) and was enlarged by David and Solomon. After the defeat of Israel and Judah by the Assyrians and Babylonians, Jewish armies were not operative until …
33army — [14] Latin armāta ‘armed’, the past participle of the verb armāre, was used in postclassical times as a noun, meaning ‘armed force’. Descendants of armāta in the Romance languages include Spanish armada and French armée, from which English… …
34army — noun 1) the invading army Syn: armed force, military force, land force, military, soldiery, infantry, militia; troops, soldiers; archaic host 2) an army of tourists Syn: crowd, swarm …
35army — n 1. military, soldiers, soldiery, troops, regular army, standing army; armed forces, infantry, cavalry, artillery, militia; legion, battalion, garrison, detachment, brigade, regiment, division, company, corps, column, wing, phalanx, cohort. 2.… …
36army*/*/*/ — [ˈɑːmi] noun [C] 1) a large organization of soldiers who are trained to fight wars on land an army officer/colonel[/ex] Both of her sons are in the army.[/ex] 2) a large group of people who are doing the same thing or are in the same situation… …
37army — Pū ali, kaua, pū ulu, pū ulu kaua. ♦ Army unit, kaua, huna kaua, papa kaua, papa koa, pū ulu; honua, kuamo o kaua (main); hunalewa, papa po o (van); hunapa a (rear). ♦ Army disposition in battle, kahului …
38army — [14] Latin armāta ‘armed’, the past participle of the verb armāre, was used in postclassical times as a noun, meaning ‘armed force’. Descendants of armāta in the Romance languages include Spanish armada and French armée, from which English… …
39army — noun (plural armies) Etymology: Middle English armee, from Anglo French, from Medieval Latin armata more at armada Date: 14th century 1. a. a large organized body of armed personnel trained for war especially on land …
40Army — noun A sports team representing the at . Army has several returning starters this year …
