v. to place in proper rank or position; n. a law officer having duties similar to those of a sheriff
He will marshal the troops for battle. OR The marshal arrested the thief.
He will marshal the troops for battle. OR The marshal arrested the thief.
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Whose job was it to marshal the dancers?
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What excuse did Tommy give the marshal for being out in the wagon?
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What did Sam find after bumping into the marshal at the koi pond of the Japanese garden?
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Who was the little girl that told the marshal that P.K. was in the mine?
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The marshal arrested the thief.
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order; arrange; organize; sheriff
mess up; disarrange
2 syllables
mar-shal
barschel
marschall
marshall
martial
parshall
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impartial
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