nonguard
nonguard noun: one who is not a guard.
Noun
nonguard (plural nonguards)
- One who is not a guard.
- The fights, which broke out about 6:20 a.m., were quelled with the help of 10 nonguards — plumbers, electricians, secretaries and other workers — who happened to be reporting early, said Richard Wechsler, local president of the American Federation of Government Employees, a supervisor and a...2008 March 29, Ralph Blumenthal, “Gang Fights in Prison Injure 22 and Kill One”, in New York Times
Forms of nonguard
| plural | nonguards |
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Origin of nonguard
From non- + guard.
Questions about nonguard
- What does nonguard mean?
- Nonguard means one who is not a guard.
- What part of speech is nonguard?
- Nonguard is a noun.
- What is the plural of nonguard?
- The plural of nonguard is nonguards.
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