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Wac
[ wak ]
noun
- a member of the Women's Army Corps, formerly an auxiliary of the U.S. Army.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Wac1
First recorded in 1943
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“If your wife were a Wac, I could probably have her transferred here. But that’s the most I can do.”
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He was sent to Bavaria to organize and aid the sea of refugees then flooding in from the east, and there he met my mother, who was serving in the Wac.
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Perhaps owing to a lethal combination of foolishness and inexperience, the plane crashes, eventually killing all aboard but a beautiful Wac and two all-American G.I.’s.
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The islands of Wac were seven in number, peopled by Satans and Marids, and warlocks and tribesmen of the Jinn.
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"And Marie Curie and Lise Meitner would be Wac corporals," Karen added.
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