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On this page you'll find 4 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to epaulet, such as: hash mark, hershey bar, and overseas bar.
How to use epaulet in a sentence
During missions, they all jumped into the same dark water where, as the early frogmen noted, there was no place on their bare shoulders for rank or epaulets.
HOW UNRULY, KNIFE-WIELDING SWIMMERS BECAME THE FIRST NAVY SEALSDAVID PHILIPPSDECEMBER 5, 2021POPULAR-SCIENCEM. de Faverges had fallen back on the National Guard, without obtaining the epaulet of commander.
BOUVARD AND PCUCHETGUSTAVE FLAUBERTLike the Zouaves, this last-named corps is a favourite with adventurous volunteers, ambitious of distinction and the epaulet.
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, VOL. 68, NO 420, OCTOBER 1850VARIOUSWe also find a tight sleeve gathered in a circular puff at the shoulder or set in a rolled epaulet.
DRESS DESIGNTALBOT HUGHESOn each side of his neck he has a bare orange-coloured spot, and near it a downy epaulet.
THE WESTERN WORLDW.H.G. KINGSTONHe only had a blue and red epaulet on his white drill tunic, there was no red cross on his arm.
SKETCHES OF THE EAST AFRICA CAMPAIGNROBERT VALENTINE DOLBEYCol. Ewell was taken to "the brick tenement" to have his wound treated and in the confusion lost his shoulder epaulet.
A HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF FAIRFAXJEANNE JOHNSON RUSTHe shook me by the shoulder, and my heart stood still for fear he should feel the epaulet under the mantle.
THE ADVENTURES OF GERARDARTHUR CONAN DOYLEThere was Captain Battleax seated there, beautiful with a cocked-hat, and an epaulet, and gold braid.
THE FIXED PERIODANTHONY TROLLOPEFrom the left shoulder part of an epaulet hung, and a scabbard without any sword in it was tied around his waist.
THE SON OF MONTE-CRISTO, VOLUME I (OF 2)ALEXANDRE DUMAS PREWORDS RELATED TO EPAULET
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