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squad

Transitive Verb[C] Countable
pl: squadspast: squaddedpp: squaddeding: squadding

This term evokes a sense of tight-knit cohesion and shared identity. In military or emergency services contexts, it implies a strict hierarchy and a high level of professional interdependence where every member has a specific role to ensure the group's survival or success. In modern social slang, the word has shifted toward an expression of loyalty and friendship. It describes a chosen family or a close circle of peers who provide mutual emotional support and social validation, often characterized by a feeling of exclusivity and collective strength.

The word is used to count distinct organized units, such as three different police squads operating in one city.

Meanings

Noun
[someone][something]

A small group of people organized for a specific task or purpose.

"The rescue squad arrived at the scene within minutes."

Transitive Verb
[someone]

To organize people into a small, coordinated group.

"The captain decided to squad the new recruits into pairs."

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