Army

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 8
ärm′i, n. a large body of men armed for war and under military command: a body of men banded together in a special cause, whether travestying military methods, as the 'Salvation Army,' or not, as the 'Blue Ribbon Army:' a host: a great number.— ns. Arm′y-Corps (-kōr), a main division of an army, a miniature army comprising all arms of the service; Arm′y-list , a list of all commi ioned officers, i ued periodically by the War Office; Arm′y-worm , a European grub which collects in vast armies. [Fr. armée —L. armata , armāre .]
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