ARMY SLANG

B-ache--to complain.

Beans--the commissary sergeant.

Bean-shooter--a commissary officer.

Belly-ache--to complain.

Black strap--liquid coffee.

Blind--sentenced by court-martial to forfeiture of pay without

confinement.

Bob-Tail--a dishonorable discharge, or a discharge without honor; to be

"bobtailed"--to be discharged or to be given a discharge without honor.

Bone--to study; to try; to cultivate.

Bone bootlick on--to cultivate the favor of.

Boots and Saddles--trumpet call.

Bootlick--to flatter.

Brig--guard-house.

Bow-legs--cavalrymen.

Buck-private--a term sometimes used in referring to a private.

Bucking for Orderly--giving clothing and accoutrements extra cleaning

so as to compete for orderly.

Bunkie--a soldier who shares the shelter of a comrade.

Bust--to reduce a non-commissioned officer to the grade of a private.

Butcher--the company barber.

Canned Horse--canned beef.

Chief--name by which the chief musician of the band is usually called

by the enlisted men.

Cit--a civilian.

Cits--civilian clothes.

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