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Definition of soldier
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of soldier is as below...
Soldier
(n.) One of the
asexual
polymorphic
forms of white ants, or
termites,
in which the head and jaws are very large and
strong.
The
soldiers
serve to
defend
the nest. See
Termite..
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Camp
::
Camp (n.) The
company
or body of
persons
encamped,
as of
soldiers,
of
surveyors,
of
lumbermen,
etc..
Mortpay
::
Mortpay
(n.) Dead pay; the crime of
taking
pay for the
service
of dead
soldiers,
or for
services
not
actually
rendered
by
soldiers..
Military
::
Military
(n.) The whole body of
soldiers;
soldiery;
militia;
troops;
the army.
Congiary
::
Congiary
(n.) A
present,
as of corn, wine, or oil, made by a Roman
emperor
to the
soldiers
or the
people;
-- so
called
because
measured
to each in a
congius..
Lance
::
Lance (n.) A
soldier
armed with a
lance;
a
lancer.
Myrmidon
::
Myrmidon
(n.) A
soldier
or a
subordinate
civil
officer
who
executes
cruel
orders
of a
superior
without
protest
or pity; --
sometimes
applied
to
bailiffs,
constables,
etc..
Sweat
::
Sweat (v. t.) To unite by
heating,
after the
application
of
soldier..
Train
::
Train (v. t.) To teach and form by
practice;
to
educate;
to
exercise;
to
discipline;
as, to train the
militia
to the
manual
exercise;
to train
soldiers
to the use of
arms..
Javelin
::
"Javelin
(n.) A sort of light
spear,
to be
thrown
or cast by thew hand;
anciently,
a
weapon
of war used by
horsemen
and foot
soldiers;
now used
chiefly
in
hunting
the wild boar and other
fierce
game..
Stigmatize
::
Stigmatize
(v. t.) To mark with a
stigma,
or
brand;
as, the
ancients
stigmatized
their
slaves
and
soldiers..
Hagbutter
::
Hagbutter
(n.) A
soldier
armed with a
hagbut
or
arquebus.
Kern
::
Kern (n.) A
light-armed
foot
soldier
of the
ancient
militia
of
Ireland
and
Scotland;
--
distinguished
from
gallowglass,
and often used as a term of
contempt..
Pioneer
::
Pioneer
(n.) A
soldier
detailed
or
employed
to form
roads,
dig
trenches,
and make
bridges,
as an army
advances..
Peon
::
Peon (n.) A foot
soldier;
a
policeman;
also, an
office
attendant;
a
messenger..
Untented
::
Untented
(a.)
Having
no tent or
tents,
as a
soldier
or a
field..
Call
::
Call (n.) A
signal,
as on a drum,
bugle,
trumpet,
or pipe, to
summon
soldiers
or
sailors
to
duty..
Quipu
::
Quipu (n.) A
contrivance
employed
by the
ancient
Peruvians,
Mexicans,
etc., as a
substitute
for
writing
and
figures,
consisting
of a main cord, from which hung at
certain
distances
smaller
cords of
various
colors,
each
having
a
special
meaning,
as
silver,
gold, corn,
soldiers.
etc.
Single,
double,
and
triple
knots were tied in the
smaller
cords,
representing
definite
numbers.
It was
chiefly
used for
arithmetical
purposes,
and to
register
important
facts and
events..
Service
::
Service
(n.) Duty
performed
in, or
appropriate
to, any
office
or
charge;
official
function;
hence,
specifically,
military
or naval duty;
performance
of the
duties
of a
soldier..
Zouave
::
Zouave
(n.)
Hence,
one of a body of
soldiers
who adopt the dress and drill of the
Zouaves,
as was done by a
number
of
volunteer
regiments
in the army of the
United
States
in the Civil War,
1861-65..
Grenadier
::
Grenadier
(n.)
Originaly,
a
soldier
who
carried
and threw
grenades;
afterward,
one of a
company
attached
to each
regiment
or
battalion,
taking
post on the right of the line, and
wearing
a
peculiar
uniform.
In
modern
times,
a
member
of a
special
regiment
or
corps;
as, a
grenadier
of the guard of
Napoleon
I. one of the
regiment
of
Grenadier
Guards
of the
British
army, etc..
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