Cavalry
41cavalry — cav·al·ry || kævlrɪ n. troops that serve on horseback, mobile military unit on horseback or motor vehicles …
42cavalry — calvary …
43cavalry — prostitutes who solicit from motor vehicles The usage, if not the practice, is peculiar to the Far East, leaving the infantry, as usual, to slog it out on foot …
44cavalry — noun (plural cavalries) [usu. treated as plural] historical soldiers who fought on horseback. ↘modern soldiers who fight in armoured vehicles. Derivatives cavalryman noun (plural cavalrymen). Origin C16: from Fr. cavallerie, from Ital. cavalleria …
45cavalry — n. Horse soldiers, horse, mounted soldiers, mounted men …
46cavalry — noun (U) 1 the part of an army that fights on horses, especially in the past 2 the part of a modern army that uses tanks (tank1 (3)) …
47cavalry — n mounted troops, horse, troopers, dragoons, lancers, hussars; mounted rifles, squadron, horse soldiers, horse marines …
48cavalry — cav·al·ry …
49cavalry — [ˈkævəlri] noun [U] the part of an army that consists of soldiers who ride horses …
50cavalry — cav•al•ry [[t]ˈkæv əl ri[/t]] n. pl. ries 1) mil a) a unit of troops serving on horseback b) motorized infantry units 2) horsemen, horses, etc., collectively • Etymology: 1585–95; syncopated var. of cavallery < It cavalleria, der. of early It… …