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K-rations

K-rations is the plural of K-ration.

Meaning of K-ration

Noun

K-ration (plural K-rations)

  1. An individual daily combat food ration introduced by the United States Army during World War II and comprising three courses for breakfast, lunch and supper.
    • The K ration is packed in three separate boxes containing breakfast, dinner, and supper. It contains two kinds of biscuit, canned meats, coffee tablets, concentrated bouillon, lemon juice powder, chocolate bar and chewing gum.1943 February, “12,000,000 meals a day”, in Popular Mechanics, page 86
    Synonyms:
    Keys ration, K-rat

Questions about K-rations

What is K-rations the plural of?
K-rations is the plural of K-ration.

Words near K-rations in the dictionary

  1. K-rage
  2. K-rail
  3. K-rails
  4. K-rat
  5. K-ration
  6. K-rations
  7. K-Rod
  8. K-selection
  9. K-shaped
  10. K-spar
  11. K-spars

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