Associations to the word «Colonel»
Noun
- Hardin
- Fort
- Vaughan
- Whitaker
- Wounded
- Cecil
- Hon
- Roosevelt
- Ellison
- Reinforcement
- Moran
- Paterson
- Nathaniel
- Balfour
- Surveyor
- Bowie
- Howe
- Montagu
- Jacobite
- William
- Horatio
- Muster
- Whittaker
- Prescott
- Chaplain
- Bayonet
- Contingent
- Gilmore
- Byrd
- Zachary
- Inspector
- Barracks
- Ensign
- Ingram
- Headquarters
- Gaulle
- Promotion
- Polk
- Surrender
- Von
- Dispatch
- Airman
- Geraldine
- Hq
- Col
- Crockett
- Frederick
- Subordinate
- Mackenzie
- Levant
- Claus
- Uniform
- Dunbar
- Counterattack
- Ivan
- Edward
- Trooper
- Ephraim
- Gibbon
- Deserter
- Engineer
- Barre
- Heroism
- Regular
- Provost
- Platoon
- Macpherson
- Caldwell
- Nasser
- Comm
- Siege
- Sumner
- Fleming
- Soldier
- Forster
- Cochrane
- Ellsworth
- Outpost
Adjective
Wiktionary
COLONEL, noun. A commissioned officer in the army, air force, or marine corps. In U.S. military, it ranks above a lieutenant colonel and below a brigadier general.
COLONEL BLIMP, noun. (British) A stereotype of a pompous, ex-military middle-aged man, conservative and opposed to new ideas.
COLONEL BLIMPS, noun. Plural of Colonel Blimp
COLONEL SANDERS, noun. (slang) a KFC restaurant.
Dictionary definition
COLONEL, noun. A commissioned military officer in the United States Army or Air Force or Marines who ranks above a lieutenant colonel and below a brigadier general.
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