Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
armament | a military force equipped for war. |
army | a large body of people armed for war and under military command. |
battalia | (Ital.) order of battle; battle array. |
battalion | a body of soldiers consisting of several companies. |
brigade | a body of troops consisting of a group of regiments; (verb) to form into brigades. |
cohort | one of ten divisions of an ancient Roman legion. |
corps | (Fr.) a military formation consisting of two or more divisions. |
darraign | (Obs.) to vindicate; to put in battle array. |
darrain | (Obs.) to vindicate; to put in battle array. |
darraine | (Obs.) to vindicate; to put in battle array. |
darrayn | (Obs.) to vindicate; to put in battle array. |
deraign | (Obs.) to vindicate; to put in battle array. |
garrison | a body of troops stationed in a town, fortress, etc to defend it; (verb) to assign to a military post. |
landforce | a military force serving on land. |
legion | a large military force. |
legioned | set out in legions. |
maniple | (Lat.) a subdivision of Roman legion consisting of two centuries of 60 to 120 men each. |
manipular | a soldier of a maniple. |
peshmerga | the military forces of the autonomous region of Iraqi Kurdistan. |
phalanx | a formation of infantry in ancient Greece a bone of the finger |
presidial | of or relating to a garrison. |
rearguard | the rear of an army; a body of troops protecting it. |
regiment | a large permanent unit within an army; (verb) to form into military units. |
regimental | of or relating to a regiment (noun in pl.) the uniform of a regiment |
regimentally | (Adv.) REGIMENTAL, relating to a regiment. |
squad | a small group of soldiers drilled or working together; (verb) to form into squads. |
squadron | primarily, a square; hence, a square body of troops; a body of troops drawn up in a square; (verb) to form a squadron. |
squadronal | relating to a squadron. |
stratonic | of an army or armies. |
turm | a troop. |
turme | (Milton) a troop. |
vant | (Shakesp.) van, vanguard. |
vexillation | a company under one vexillum. |