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Definition of marshal
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 marshal is as below...
Marshal
(v. t.) To
dispose
in due
order,
as the
different
quarterings
on an
escutcheon,
or the
different
crests
when
several
belong
to an
achievement..
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Archmarshal
::
Archmarshal
(n.) The grand
marshal
of the old
German
empire,
a
dignity
that to the
Elector
of
Saxony..
Adjustment
::
Adjustment
(n.)
Settlement
of
claims;
an
equitable
arrangement
of
conflicting
claims,
as in
set-off,
contribution,
exoneration,
subrogation,
and
marshaling..
Marshalled
::
Marshalled
() of
Marsha.
Knight Marshal
::
Knight
marshal
() An
officer
in the
household
of the
British
sovereign,
who has
cognizance
of
transgressions
within
the royal
household
and
verge,
and of
contracts
made
there,
a
member
of the
household
being one of the
parties..
Marshalsea
::
Marshalsea
(n.) The court or seat of a
marshal;
hence,
the
prison
in
Southwark,
belonging
to the
marshal
of the
king's
household..
Heretog
::
Heretog
(n.) The
leader
or
commander
of an army; also, a
marshal..
Marshal
::
Marshal
(n.)
Originally,
an
officer
who had the care of
horses;
a
groom..
Heraldry
::
Heraldry
(n.) The art or
office
of a
herald;
the art,
practice,
or
science
of
recording
genealogies,
and
blazoning
arms or
ensigns
armorial;
also, of
marshaling
cavalcades,
processions,
and
public
ceremonies..
Marshaler
::
Marshaler
(n.) One who
marshals.
Marshal
::
Marshal
(v. t.) To
dispose
in due
order,
as the
different
quarterings
on an
escutcheon,
or the
different
crests
when
several
belong
to an
achievement..
Marshalship
::
Marshalship
(n.) The
office
of a
marshal.
Marshal
::
Marshal
(n.) One who
regulates
rank and order at a feast or any other
assembly,
directs
the order of
procession,
and the
like..
Marshal
::
Marshal
(n.) A
ministerial
officer,
appointed
for each
judicial
district
of the
United
States,
to
execute
the
process
of the
courts
of the
United
States,
and
perform
various
duties,
similar
to those of a
sheriff.
The name is also
sometimes
applied
to
certain
police
officers
of a
city..
Marshal
::
Marshal
(n.) The
highest
military
officer.
Earl Marshal
::
Earl
marshal
() An
officer
of state in
England
who
marshals
and
orders
all great
ceremonials,
takes
cognizance
of
matters
relating
to
honor,
arms, and
pedigree,
and
directs
the
proclamation
of peace and war. The court of
chivalry
was
formerly
under his
jurisdiction,
and he is still the head of the
herald's
office
or
college
of
arms..
General
::
General
(a.) One of the chief
military
officers
of a
government
or
country;
the
commander
of an army, of a body of men not less than a
brigade.
In
European
armies,
the
highest
military
rank next below field
marshal..
Parade
::
Parade
(v. t.) That which is
displayed;
a show; a
spectacle;
an
imposing
procession;
the
movement
of any body
marshaled
in
military
order;
as, a
parade
of
firemen..
Verge
::
Verge (n.) The
compass
of the court of
Marshalsea
and the
Palace
court,
within
which the lord
steward
and the
marshal
of the
king's
household
had
special
jurisdiction;
-- so
called
from the
verge,
or
staff,
which the
marshal
bore..
Marshaling
::
Marshaling
(n.) The act of
arranging
in due
order.
Marshal
::
Marshal
(v. t.) To
dispose
in
order;
to
arrange
in a
suitable
manner;
as, to
marshal
troops
or an
army..
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