Infantry is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INFANTRY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• soldiers marching and fighting on foot
• soldiers marching or fighting on foot; foot soldiers collectively
• soldiers who fight on foot
• A body of children.
• A body of soldiers serving on foot; foot soldiers, in distinction from cavalry.
• an army unit consisting of soldiers who fight on foot
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a branch of the army composed of foot soldiers

Words related to INFANTRY

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Words that contain INFANTRY

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How to use INFANTRY in a sentence

• Our aircraft was increasing in skill and numbers and forcing the issue, and our infantry and artillery were improving rapidly with each new experience.
• His cavalry he placed before the wings, attaching the Numidians to the Carthaginian infantry, and the rest to the Africans.
• Infantry might have charged across that open space until the end of the war without getting any nearer, but the offensive did not, of course, try that.
• Through the darkness, along the roads, infantry tramped towards the lines of trenches, to relieve other regiments who had endured a spell in them.
• He served in 63rd Regiment Infantry of de Yankee army.
• This applies mainly to the infantry, and in their case, since they are the decisive arm, a sufficient number of efficient officers is essential.
• The Persian cavalry was armed, in the early times of the monarchy, almost exactly in the same manner as their infantry.
• With that sum, twice as much infantry could be maintained as that which your Majesty has here.
• The French infantry is divided into one hundred regiments of three battalions each, a battalion being composed of seven companies.
• The flank companies are intended for light infantry.
• This operation was carried out by the 9th Durham Light Infantry in the afternoon and repeated by the 8th Durham Light Infantry in the evening.
• Fairclough, Yorkshire Light Infantry, to General A.
• In front of it were massed the London militia, mainly infantry and the least effective element in his host.
• Each one having taken his seat, two companies of Spanish infantry came in through the square, and formed a guard, one company on one side, and the other on the other side.
• One of his first acts was to call a meeting at his house of the Native officers of the Artillery, Infantry, and his own regiment, to discuss the situation.
• His column consisted of about 800 Infantry and six guns, a few more men joining us as we passed the Ridge.
• I could see from the number on their caps that these sepoys belonged to the 5th Native Infantry.
• He was a Brahmin by caste, and belonged to the 1st Native Infantry.
• The French cavalry has been destroyed, two of their divisions of infantry have ceased to exist, and only the Guard is in reserve.
• While the infantry had thus been engaged in close and deadly battle, the cavalry also were occupied both on the left and right.
• In the meantime, the mounted troops were working on the right or south of the infantry, towards the commanding position of Neby Musa, near the north-west corner of the Dead Sea.
• Two days after the charge of the Body-Guard, the advance of the infantry entered Springfield without the slightest opposition.
• Their infantry was, probably, already in retreat, covered by the cavalry and chariots, who now in their turn gave rein to their ponies and retired at a gallop.
• Many of the infantry officers had never drilled with a whole battalion since they left West Point.
• The Confederate infantry had everywhere to do with superior numbers, and the artillery, in that wooded ground, could lend but small support.
• The infantry, however, passed upon the present occasion without the smallest difficulty.
• The main infantry attack was made by a force of five battalions with six field batteries under the command of Grimwood.
• The infantry, whose left flank was watched by Brocklehurst with a cavalry brigade, was then ordered to advance, the objective of the 2nd Brigade under E.
• Suddenly the Russian army, horse and infantry, were seen upon the plain, as if they had dropped from the clouds.
• Yet, as the shrill greetings died away, one heard the tramp of infantry through the streets.

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