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gren·a·dier
/ˌgrɛnəˈdɪr/
手榴彈兵;蠟嘴鳥
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Gren·a·dier
n.
1.
Mil.
Originaly
,
a
soldier
who
carried
and
threw
grenades
;
afterward
,
one
of
a
company
attached
to
each
regiment
or
battalion
,
taking
post
on
the
right
of
the
line
,
and
wearing
a
peculiar
uniform
.
In
modern
times
,
a
member
of
a
special
regiment
or
corps
;
as
,
a
grenadier
of
the
guard
of
Napoleon
I
.
one
of
the
regiment
of
Grenadier
Guards
of
the
British
army
,
etc
.
Note:
☞
The
feats
of
grenadiers
have
been
memorialized
in
song
,
as
in
the
following
:
Some
talk
of
Alexander
,
and
some
of
Hercules
/
The
British
Grenadiers
ca
. 18th
Century
The
British
Grenadiers
Some
talk
of
Alexander
,
And
some
of
Hercules
Of
Hector
and
Lysander
,
And
such
great
names
as
these
.
But
of
all
the
world's
great
heroes
,
There's
none
that
can
compare
With
a
tow
,
row
,
row
,
row
,
row
,
row
,
To
the
British
Grenadier
.
2.
Those
heroes
of
antiquity
Ne'er
saw
a
cannon
ball
Or
knew
the
force
of
powder
To
slay
their
foes
withall
.
But
our
brave
boys
do
know
it
,
And
banish
all
their
fears
,
Sing
tow
,
row
,
row
,
row
,
row
,
row
,
For
the
British
Grenadier
.
3.
Whene'er
we
are
commanded
To
storm
the
palisades
Our
leaders
march
with
fusees
,
And
we
with
hand
grenades
.
We
throw
them
from
the
glacis
,
About
the
enemies
'
ears
.
Sing
tow
,
row
,
row
,
row
,
row
,
row
,
The
British
Grenadiers
.
4.
And
when
the
siege
is
over
,
We
to
the
town
repair
The
townsmen
cry
, "
Hurra
,
boys
,
Here
comes
a
Grenadier
!"
Here
come
the
Grenadiers
,
my
boys
,
Who
know
no
doubts
or
fears
!
Then
sing
tow
,
row
,
row
,
row
,
row
,
row
,
The
British
Grenadiers
.
5.
Then
let
us
fill
a
bumper
,
And
drink
a
health
to
those
Who
carry
caps
and
pouches
,
And
wear
the
louped
clothes
.
May
they
and
their
commanders
Live
happy
all
their
years
With
a
tow
,
row
,
row
,
row
,
row
,
row
,
For
the
British
Grenadiers
.
2.
Zool.
Any
marine
fish
of
the
genus
Macrurus
,
in
which
the
body
and
tail
taper
to
a
point
;
they
mostly
inhabit
the
deep
sea
; --
called
also
onion fish
,
and
rat-tail fish
.
3.
Zool.
A
bright-colored
South
African
grosbeak
(
Pyromelana orix
),
having
the
back
red
and
the
lower
parts
black
.
◄
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From:
WordNet (r) 2.0
grenadier
n
1:
an
infantryman
equipped
with
grenades
[
syn
:
grenade thrower
]
2:
deep-sea
fish
with
a
large
head
and
body
and
long
tapering
tail
[
syn
:
rattail
,
rattail fish
]
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