WAAC
or W.A.A.C.
Origin of WAAC
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How to use WAAC in a sentence
When first one has dealings with the Waacs and their officers, one imagines distractedly that one has fallen among Royalty.
The Sword of Deborah | F. Tennyson JesseThe Waacs' bath-rooms are the envy and despair of the Army, who rage vainly in small canvas tubs.
The Sword of Deborah | F. Tennyson JesseFrench girls are also helping in the clerical department, working side by side with the Waacs.
Women and War Work | Helen FraserThere are thousands of women in these already, as there were in Army pay offices, etc., before the Waacs were formed.
Women and War Work | Helen FraserShe is supreme in her area and only the Chief Controller of the Waacs is above her.
The Sword of Deborah | F. Tennyson Jesse
British Dictionary definitions for WAAC
/ (wæk) /
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Also called: waac a member of this corps
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