B-ACHE
- n. An explanation of report
v.
To explain a report, to talk more than what is necessary
BEAST - n. A new cadet
BLASÉ - a. Fresh
BONE - v. To study, to strive for something
Dis
- To observe discipline
Make
- To work for chevrons
Muck
- To exercise in gymnasium for purpose of increasing one's physical
strength
BOOTLICK - n. A "Stand in."
v.
To curry favor
BRACE - n. The correct military position for a plebe
v.
To assume, "take up", a brace
BUCK - n. To revoke the appointment of a cadet officer
or non-commissioned officer
CIT - n. A civilian
COM - n. the Commandment of cadets
CRAWL - v. To rebuke; to correct a fourth classman
DEADBEAT - n. An easy time; one who deadbeats
v.
To get out of something disagreeable
DRAG - n. Same as bootlick; a young lady, whom cadet
is escorting
v.
To escort a young lady, to hold any deserving cadet, such as a newly-made
yearling corp, under
the faucet, and apply water, pomade, and shoe polish
D.T. - n. Double time
DUCRAT - n. Anything, the name of which is unimportant
or momentarily forgotten; name of all plebes
FESS - n. A failure
v.
To fail utterly
FILE - n. A person, male ordinarily, (usually in
the military service); a grade in class or military rank
FLANKER - n. An elongated specimen of the human race
GOAT - n. A man near the bottom of the class
GRIND - n. A joke
GUM - v. To make a gross error
HIVE - v. To understand, to comprehend, to apprehend
in the act of a breach of discipline
HIVEY - a. Bright in studies
L.P. - a. Unattractive or undesirable
MAKE - n. A cadet officer or non-commissioned officer
MAX - n. Complete success; a maximum
MILLIMETER - n. The shortest division of the human
race
P.C.S. - n. Previous condition of servitude
PIPE - v. To wish for or anticipate
PLEBE - n. A Cadet of the Fourth Class
POLICS - v. To discard; to clean up
POOP - n. Information to be memorized
v.
To memorize; to become tired from physical exertion
QUILL - n. A report fro delinquency
v.
To report a cadet for a breach of regulations
QUILL SHEET - n. The daily delinquency sheet for
each company
RECOGNIZE - v. To place a fourth classman on upper
class status, socially
REVERSE - n. A condition the opposite of "bootlick"
RUNT - n. Opposite of "flanker."
SHORT - a. Descriptive of one who is unjust, make
others suffer, etc.
SKAG - n. A cigarette
SKIN - n. See "Quill"
v.
See "Quill"
SPOON UP - v. To clear up or put in order.
TAC - n. An officer of the Department of Tactics,
one of the "Powers that Be."
T.D. - n. Tactical Department.
WOODEN - n. Dense, dull, slow.
YEARLING - n. A member of the Third Class.
FIND YOUR
SMELL - find your height
-
go with your class
GO RANGER - produce something
DO NOT SQUEL - keep secret
HOW MANY FILES BELOW - how many classes are you
under me?
SIOPAO - sponsor
WACK YOUR SPONSOR - court your sponsor
BOODLE - food
UNDIE - ugly lady coined from the word "indigestible"
CARRY THE EARTH - stand on your head and hands
PRODUCE WATER - squat and jump
GOOD MORNING, AFTERNOON, ETC - take ten push-ups
ONE WEEK - take ten push-ups
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