militia
81militia — n. Trainband …
82militia — noun (C) a group of people trained as soldiers, who are not part of the permanent army …
83militia — n national guard, guard, reserves, minute men, home reserves, home guard; yeomanry, volunteers, Eng. Hist. trainband, posse, posse commitatus …
84militia — mi·li·tia …
85militia — [məˈlɪʃə] noun [C] a group of ordinary people who are trained as soldiers to fight in an emergency …
86militia — /malisha/ The body of citizens in a state, enrolled for discipline as a military force, but not engaged in actual service except in emergencies, as distinguished from regular troops or a standing army. State v. Dawson, 272 N.C. 535, 159 S.E.2d 1 …
87militia — /malisha/ The body of citizens in a state, enrolled for discipline as a military force, but not engaged in actual service except in emergencies, as distinguished from regular troops or a standing army. State v. Dawson, 272 N.C. 535, 159 S.E.2d 1 …
88militia — n. a military force, esp. one raised from the civil population and supplementing a regular army in an emergency. Etymology: L, = military service f. miles militis soldier …
89Massachusetts militia — Militia of the Colony and later Commonwealth of Massachusetts. List of Massachusetts militia units of the American Revolution American Revolutionary War …
90Militia est vita hominis. — См. Жизнь борьба …
Большой толково-фразеологический словарь Михельсона (оригинальная орфография)