Canadian English Meaning of soldiers
soldiers
Other Canadian English words related to soldiers
- fighters
- warriors
- legionaries
- Marines
- Dogfaces
- dragoon
- knights
- legionnaires
- Men-at-arms
- raiders
- Rangers
- recruits
- servicemen
- Soldiers
- veterans
- footmen
- Gendarmes
- Guardsmen
- Lancers
- militiamen
- minutemen
- Archers
- Artilleryman
- Gunners
- Carabineers
- Carabinieri
- cavaliers
- Cavalrymen
- champions
- combatants
- commandos
- commandos
- confederates
- Conscripts
- Continentals
- Crossbowmen
- cuirassiers
- doughboys
- draftees
- enrollees
- Feds
- infantry
- Soldiers
- grunts
- guerrillas
- guerrillas
- Gunners
- infantrymen
- Irregulars
- "Jarheads"
- Musketeers
- Non-combatants
- Paramilitaries
- partisans
- partisans
- pikemen
- regulars
- reservists
- Riflemen
- Servicewomen
- Spearmen
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Definitions and Meaning of soldiers in English
soldiers
an enlisted person, to behave in a soldierly manner, one engaged in military service and especially in the army, a worker in something strongly believed in, to push doggedly forward, a person in military service and especially in the army, an enlisted man or woman, to make a pretense of working while really loafing, a skilled warrior, one of a caste of wingless sterile termites usually differing from workers in larger size and head and long jaws, to serve as a soldier, a termite or ant with a large head and jaws that is a member of a caste that protects the colony, to serve as or act like a soldier, one of a type of worker ants distinguished by exceptionally large head and jaws, one who shirks work, a militant leader, follower, or worker
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soldiers
an enlisted person, to behave in a soldierly manner, one engaged in military service and especially in the army, a worker in something strongly believed in, to
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Civilians
sold down the river => Sold down the river, sold a bill of goods to => Sold a bill of goods to, sold (out) => sold out, sold (for) => sold (for), solatium => Solatium,
