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sous-officier
sous-officier n.
Brit. 
/ˈsuːzəˌfɪsɪeɪ/
, /ˈsuːzəˌfɪsɪeɪ/U.S. /ˈsuzəˌfɪsiˌeɪ/
/ˈsuzəˌfɪsiˌeɪ/Π
1826 H. D. Best Four Years France 318 He engaged a sous-officier to come daily to the house to teach him the manual exercise.
1895 E. Dowson Let. 2 Oct. (1967) 316 Owing to a great demand for lodgings by officiers and sous-officiers, we found it..impossible to find what we wanted.
1972 G. Bell Villains Galore vi. 68 He had been a sous-officier in the [Foreign] Legion.
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- to ground out to
- to grovel in the dust or dirt
- to grow a pair
- to grow age gracefully
- to grow away
- to grow down
- to grow downwards
- to grow from strength to strength
- to grow high
- to grow in mislike of
- to grow in the telling
- to grow into one
- to grow old gracefully
- to grow on
- to grow on or upon
- to grow out
- to grow out of a person's knowledge
- to grow out of estimation
- to grow out of kind
- to grow out of knowledge
- to grow to
- to grow to a head
- to grow to seed
- to grow to waste
- to grow together