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Definition of march
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 march is as below...
March (v. i.) To
proceed
by
walking
in a body or in
military
order;
as, the
German
army
marched
into
France..
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Marquise
::
Marquise
(n.) The wife of a
marquis;
a
marchioness.
Ban
::
Ban (n.) An
ancient
title of the
warden
of the
eastern
marches
of
Hungary;
now, a title of the
viceroy
of
Croatia
and
Slavonia..
Vanguard
::
Vanguard
(n.) The
troops
who march in front of an army; the
advance
guard;
the van.
Defile
::
Defile
(n.) Any
narrow
passage
or gorge in which
troops
can march only in a file, or with a
narrow
front;
a long,
narrow
pass
between
hills,
rocks,
etc..
Countermarch
::
Countermarch
(n.) A
change
of
measures;
alteration
of
conduct.
Debouch
::
Debouch
(v. i.) To march out from a wood,
defile,
or other
confined
spot, into open
ground;
to
issue..
Germinal
::
Germinal
(n.) The
seventh
month of the
French
republican
calendar
[1792 --
1806].
It began March 21 and ended April 19. See
VendEmiaire.
Marquis
::
Marquis
(n.) A
nobleman
in
England,
France,
and
Germany,
of a rank next below that of duke.
Originally,
the
marquis
was an
officer
whose duty was to guard the
marches
or
frontiers
of the
kingdom.
The
office
has
ceased,
and the name is now a mere title
conferred
by
patent..
March-ward
::
March-ward
(n.) A
warden
of the
marches;
a
marcher.
Route
::
Route (n.) The
course
or way which is
traveled
or
passed,
or is to be
passed;
a
passing;
a
course;
a road or path; a
march..
Double-quick
::
Double-quick
(a.) Of, or
performed
in, the
fastest
time or step in
marching,
next to the run; as, a
double-quick
step or
march..
March
::
March (v. i.) To
proceed
by
walking
in a body or in
military
order;
as, the
German
army
marched
into
France..
Nome
::
Nome (n.) A
province
or
political
division,
as of
modern
Greece
or
ancient
Egypt;
a
nomarchy..
March
::
March (v. i.) To move with
regular
steps,
as a
soldier;
to walk in a
grave,
deliberate,
or
stately
manner;
to
advance
steadily..
Trio
::
Trio (n.) The
secondary,
or
episodical,
movement
of a
minuet
or
scherzo,
as in a
sonata
or
symphony,
or of a
march,
or of
various
dance
forms;
-- not
limited
to three parts or
instruments..
Markisesse
::
Markisesse
(n.) A
marchioness.
File
::
File (v. i.) To march in a file or line, as
soldiers,
not
abreast,
but one after
another;
--
generally
with off..
Overmarch
::
Overmarch
(v. t. & i.) To march too far, or too much; to
exhaust
by
marching..
March
::
March (n.) A
territorial
border
or
frontier;
a
region
adjacent
to a
boundary
line; a
confine;
-- used
chiefly
in the
plural,
and in
English
history
applied
especially
to the
border
land on the
frontiers
between
England
and
Scotland,
and
England
and
Wales..
Quickstep
::
Quickstep
(n.) A
lively,
spirited
march;
also, a
lively
style of
dancing..
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