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snowball marches

snowball marches noun: a series of recruitment marches organized in Australia, aimed at encouraging enlistment in the Australian Imperial Force.

Noun

snowball marches pl (plural only)

  1. (World-War-I, plural, plural-only) A series of recruitment marches organized in Australia, aimed at encouraging enlistment in the Australian Imperial Force.

Questions about snowball marches

What does snowball marches mean?
Snowball marches means a series of recruitment marches organized in Australia, aimed at encouraging enlistment in the Australian Imperial Force.
What part of speech is snowball marches?
Snowball marches is a noun.

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