Regiment is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REGIMENT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to form into military units
• organize according to a strict system or pattern
• To form into a regiment or into regiments.
• subject to rigid discipline, order, and systematization
• form (military personnel) into a regiment
• assign to a regiment
• force discipline or order on, esp in a domineering manner
NOUN:
• a large permanent unit within an army
• a permanent unit of an army typically commanded by a lieutenant colonel and divided into several companies, squadrons, or batteries and often into two battalions
• an operational unit of artillery.
• a large array or number of people or things
• rule or government
• organized body of troops as a unit of the army
• Government; mode of ruling; rule; authority; regimen.
• A region or district governed.
• A body of men, either horse, foot, or artillery, commanded by a colonel, and consisting of a number of companies, usually ten.
• army unit smaller than a division

Words related to REGIMENT

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Words that contain REGIMENT

regiments12 enregiment13 regimental13 regimented14 enregiments14 regimentals14 regimenting15 enregimented16 regimentally18 unregimented16 enregimenting17 regimentation16 nonregimental16 regimentations17

How to use REGIMENT in a sentence

• They had written to the Caribee regiment, and received word that no trace of him could be found.
• In 1740 he was appointed Colonel of a Regiment to be raised for Georgia.
• Thus the Regiment, which its historian modestly calls a typical unit of the British Army, is in its origin another link between the two great English-speaking allies of to-day.
• The regiment had been placed here as a garrison, to preserve order and protect property.
• A Narrative of the Campaign of the First Rhode Island Regiment, in the Spring and Summer of 1861.
• The Seventh, by good, hard, faithful work at drill, had established its fame as the most thorough militia regiment in existence.
• Two batteries of artillery were stationed by the line, and a regiment of infantry was hiding in the hollows of the grass slopes.
• When a regiment starts in such a hurry that it must take a direct line, and cannot bother with railroads, the boys know what that means.
• Nat Turner was a member of the First Arkansas Volunteers, a regiment organized at Helena and of which Patrick R.
• When our regiment was encamped in Faneuil Hall at Boston before embarking for the war in 1863, Mr.
• As to the troops themselves, every Regiment has its own lines, for its own reinforcements.
• No unit of his regiment is supposed to go more than two miles beyond St.
• The centre of the line of each regiment would be less strong, however, than when the two battalions by column are placed in rear of the other which is deployed.
• The second system of formation, that is, a line of columns of attack on the central division for infantry, is by battalion, but for cavalry, by regiment.
• When the regiment reached the yellow-fever hospital it was found to be in a deplorable condition.
• The feature of the review, however, was one regiment of fourteen hundred free colored men.
• On Sunday morning I held my first parade service with my regiment.
• It is well known that neither I nor the regiment of Hussars of Conflans were at Moscow.
• Okey, who was leading his regiment to the assistance of the parliament, was deserted by them.
• It may briefly be stated here that he sought to conquer a warlike and powerful nation with this insignificant force, less than a modern regiment.
• A regiment of soldiers on parade is, according to some philosophers, a system.
• At Grahamstown in 1844 the soldiers of an Irish regiment stationed there did most of the work of building St.
• They were therefore much astonished and delighted in the regiment when they saw the young man come back safe and sound.
• His name was held against him Wilhelm as a brand-new man in the regiment, and one of the few with whom Mock would talk.
• Clarke descended the Ohio, with a part of his Virginia regiment, and after entering the Mississippi, at the first bluff on the eastern bank, he landed and built Fort Jefferson.
• The principal said he thought I would be more apt to find my family if I joined a colored regiment in the West than if I joined one of the Maine companies.
• Fair, did you know father was going back to his regiment to-morrow? Fair.
• After its administration to the regiment in a body, the colonel said if there were any members who had not voluntarily sworn, they could step out in front of the ranks.
• The General and his staff and the whole column turned out to give the Regiment a hearty farewell.

Similar words containing GIM without suffix ent and without prefix re

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