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Marshal
Marshal
n.
Originally
, an
officer
who
had
the
care
of
horses
; a
groom
.
Marshal
n.
An
officer
of
high
rank
,
charged
with
the
arrangement
of
ceremonies
,
the
conduct
of
operations
, or
the
like
Marshal
n.
One
who
goes
before
a
prince
to
declare
his
coming
and
provide
entertainment
; a
harbinger
; a
pursuivant
.
Marshal
n.
One
who
regulates
rank
and
order
at a
feast
or
any
other
assembly
,
directs
the
order
of
procession
,
and
the
like
.
Marshal
n.
The
chief
officer
of
arms
,
whose
duty
it
was
, in
ancient
times
, to
regulate
combats
in
the
lists
.
Marshal
n.
The
highest
military
officer
.
Marshal
n.
A
ministerial
officer
,
appointed
for
each
judicial
district
of
the
United
States
, to
execute
the
process
of
the
courts
of
the
United
States
,
and
perform
various
duties
,
similar
to
those
of a
sheriff
.
The
name
is
also
sometimes
applied
to
certain
police
officers
of a
city
.
Marshal
v. t.
To
dispose
in
order
; to
arrange
in a
suitable
manner
; as, to
marshal
troops
or an
army
.
Marshal
v. t.
To
direct
,
guide
, or
lead
.
Marshal
v. t.
To
dispose
in
due
order
, as
the
different
quarterings
on an
escutcheon
, or
the
different
crests
when
several
belong
to an
achievement
.
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