(British, slang, military) Marching drills and other military exercises practiced on a parade ground.
(British, slang, military) Marching drills and other military exercises practiced on a parade ground.
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(Canada, military) A large area of firm ground, often a paved area at a military base or school, where soldiers or cadets present themselves for inspection ("parade") and practice marching and close-order drills.
(UK, military, slang) The imposition of arduous exercises, either as training or as punishment.
(slang) To prepare to fight; to square up.
(British, slang) Caning the backside profusely, an abusive initiation ritual to which trainee soldiers are subjected.
(UK, _, military, _, slang) A makeshift shelter made from the above.