quick march

noun

1. a march in quick time.

quick march

noun

1. a march at quick time or the order to proceed at such a pace

interjection

1. a command to commence such a march

Word History and Origins

Origin of quick march¹

First recorded in 1745–55

Example Sentences

"Quick march," said the sergeant, and the four men moved on through the darkness in a silence, which was only skin deep.

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Then he, and another man, made a rush, and the others came double-quick-march on their heels.

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The latter either sang a quick march-song in chorus, or whistled some air to keep the step.

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Right about face, quick march, and don't you let me have no more complaints of you, or I'll know how to act.

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The word, it seems to me, is—Quick march, back to quarters.'

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