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brigade /bri-gādˈ/ noun- A body of troops consisting of a group of battalions and supporting units commanded by a brigadier
- A band of people more or less organized for a specific purpose
transitive verb- To form into brigades
- To group (people) together, esp oppressively
ORIGIN: Fr brigade, from Ital brigata, from LL briga strife brigadier /brig-ə-dērˈ/ noun - A field officer (in the British Army and Royal Marines) between colonel and major-general in rank, often having command of a brigade
- A brigadier general (US inf)
- /brē-gä-dyā/ in the French Army, a corporal
brigade major noun A staff-officer attached to a brigade as assistant to the brigadier brigadier general noun - An officer ranking above colonel and below major-general (US army)
- A former name for a brigadier (Brit army)
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