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cossack post — noun Usage: sometimes capitalized C : a onetime 4 man outguard that posted a single sentinel * * * Cossack post noun A small group of mounted troops on outpost duty • • • Main Entry: ↑Cossack * * * Cossack post, Military. a group of four men on… … Useful english dictionary
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