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Definition of march
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March (n.) The
distance
passed
over in
marching;
as, an
hour's
march;
a march of
twenty
miles..
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Defile
::
Defile
(v. i.) To march off in a line, file by file; to file off..
March
::
March (n.) The act of
marching;
a
movement
of
soldiers
from one
stopping
place to
another;
military
progress;
advance
of
troops.
Sea Blite
::
Sea blite () A plant
(Suaeda
maritima)
of the
Goosefoot
family,
growing
in salt
marches..
Annunciation
::
Annunciation
(n.) The
festival
celebrated
(March
25th) by the
Church
of
England,
of Rome, etc., in
memory
of the
angel's
announcement,
on that day; Lady Day..
Nones
::
Nones (n. pl.) The fifth day of the
months
January,
February,
April,
June,
August,
September,
November,
and
December,
and the
seventh
day of
March,
May, July, and
October.
The nones were nine days
before
the ides,
reckoning
inclusively,
according
to the Roman
method..
Halt
::
Halt (v. t.) To cause to cease
marching;
to stop; as, the
general
halted
his
troops
for
refreshment..
Tramp
::
Tramp (n.) The sound of the foot, or of feet, on the
earth,
as in
marching..
Foot
::
Foot (n.)
Soldiers
who march and fight on foot; the
infantry,
usually
designated
as the foot, in
distinction
from the
cavalry..
Pompadour
::
Pompadour
(n.) A
crimson
or pink
color;
also, a style of dress cut low and
square
in the neck; also, a mode of
dressing
the hair by
drawing
it
straight
back from the
forehead
over a roll; -- so
called
after the
Marchioness
de
Pompadour
of
France.
Also much used
adjectively..
Equinox
::
Equinox
(n.) The time when the sun
enters
one of the
equinoctial
points,
that is, about March 21 and
September
22. See
Autumnal
equinox,
Vernal
equinox,
under
Autumnal
and
Vernal..
Marchpane
::
Marchpane
(n.) A kind of sweet bread or
biscuit;
a cake of
pounded
almonds
and
sugar.
Fen-sucked
::
Fen-sucked
(a.)
Sucked
out of
marches.
Cadence
::
Cadence
(n.) A
uniform
time and place in
marching.
Marchman
::
Marchman
(n.) A
person
living
in the
marches
between
England
and
Scotland
or
Wales.
Wearisome
::
Wearisome
(a.)
Causing
weariness;
tiresome;
tedious;
weariful;
as, a
wearisome
march;
a
wearisome
day's work; a
wearisome
book..
March-ward
::
March-ward
(n.) A
warden
of the
marches;
a
marcher.
Debouch
::
Debouch
(v. i.) To march out from a wood,
defile,
or other
confined
spot, into open
ground;
to
issue..
March
::
March (n.) A piece of music
designed
or
fitted
to
accompany
and guide the
movement
of
troops;
a piece of music in the march form.
Off
::
Off
(adv.)
Denoting
the
action
of
removing
or
separating;
separation;
as, to take off the hat or
cloak;
to cut off, to pare off, to clip off, to peel off, to tear off, to march off, to fly off, and the
like..
Expeditious
::
Expeditious
(a.)
Possessed
of, or
characterized
by,
expedition,
or
efficiency
and
rapidity
in
action;
performed
with, or
acting
with,
expedition;
quick;
having
celerity;
speedily;
as, an
expeditious
march or
messenger..
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