Definition: A type of soldier who was historically armed with a light musket called a fusil, and now refers to certain military regiments or companies.

Example: The fusileers marched proudly in the parade, showcasing their historic uniforms.

Definition: A series of shots fired quickly from multiple guns at the same time, or a sudden outpouring of something like insults or criticism.

Example: The soldiers launched a fusillade at the enemy position, creating a loud and chaotic sound.

Definition: To attack someone or something with a rapid series of shots or blows.

Example: The soldiers decided to fusillade the enemy position to gain the upper hand.

Definition: A small room or area, often found at the entrance of a church, typically used for gatherings or as a waiting area.

Example: The wedding guests waited in the galilee before entering the main church for the ceremony.

Definition: A large and fast ship from the 16th and 17th centuries, used mainly in the Mediterranean, that had both sails and oars, often used as a warship.

Example: The galleass was a formidable vessel in naval battles during its time.

Definition: A big sailing ship with three masts, used mainly from the 15th to the 17th century for trade or military purposes, especially by Spain.

Example: The museum displayed a model of a galleon that sailed the seas centuries ago.

Definition: Relating to Gaul, an ancient region that is now part of France, or to the French culture and language.

Example: The Gallic tribes were known for their fierce resistance against Roman conquest.

Definition: Relating to the Roman Catholic Church in France or to a historical movement that favored local authority over papal authority.

Example: The Gallican Church had a significant influence on the development of Catholicism in France.

Definition: A person who supports the Gallican doctrine, which emphasizes the independence of the French church from the authority of the Pope.

Example: He is a Gallican who believes in the autonomy of the French church.

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Definition: A structure made of two vertical posts and a horizontal beam, used to hang people as a form of execution.

Example: In the past, the gallows were used for carrying out capital punishment.

Definition: A part of a railroad where two tracks come together closely, allowing trains to pass without switching tracks.

Example: The train navigated the gantlet smoothly, passing through the narrow section of tracks.

Definition: To create a situation where something must pass through a narrow or difficult path, often used in the context of railroad tracks converging.

Example: The engineers decided to gantlet the tracks to save space in the station.

Definition: A place where soldiers are stationed, often a permanent military base.

Example: The soldiers returned to the garrison after their training exercise.

Definition: To place troops in a specific location for defense or military purposes.

Example: The commander decided to garrison the troops at the border to strengthen security.