officer's mess (Meaning)

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officer's mess (n)

a mess for the exclusive use of officers

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The battalion's officers gathered in the officer's mess for a celebratory dinner.
The sergeant knocked on the door of the officer's mess, seeking the captain's orders.
The officer's mess was a sanctuary for the high-ranking personnel, a place where they could unwind and socialize.
The mess hall was decorated with military insignia and portraits of past officers, creating a sense of tradition and camaraderie.
The officer's mess served as a venue for important meetings and briefings, where strategies were discussed and decisions were made.
The chef prepared an elaborate meal for the officers' mess, featuring a variety of fine wines and delicacies.
The officers' mess was a place of camaraderie and support, where members could share their experiences and challenges.
The officers' mess was often the site of informal discussions and debates on military matters and current events.
The tradition of the officer's mess dates back centuries, fostering a sense of unity and esprit de corps.
The officers' mess was a symbol of the prestige and responsibility of the military officer's profession.

a mess for the exclusive use of officers

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The battalion's officers gathered in the officer's mess for a celebratory dinner.

The sergeant knocked on the door of the officer's mess, seeking the captain's orders.

The officer's mess was a sanctuary for the high-ranking personnel, a place where they could unwind and socialize.

The mess hall was decorated with military insignia and portraits of past officers, creating a sense of tradition and camaraderie.