Definition of: adjutant

(aj′ə·tənt) noun
1. Mil. A military staff officer who issues the administrative orders of a command.
2. Any of various large storks of the genus Leptoptilus. Also called adjutant bird, marabou. [<L adjutans, -antis, ppr. of adjutare assist, freq. of adjuvare.
See AID.]
—ad′ju·tan·cy, ad′ju·tant·ship noun

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appointed adjutant
assistant adjutant
lesser adjutant
battalion adjutant
greater adjutant
adjutant leptoptilos
personal adjutant
deputy adjutant
made adjutant
general adjutant
chief adjutant
first adjutant
adjutant lieutenant
adjutant captain

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