doughboys

Related to doughboys: dumplings

doughboys

n. the female breasts. What a nice pair of doughboys!

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

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fettie
bluh
bousta
Hey!
lucci
late
bout it
horseradish
base
case of the shorts

References in periodicals archive

11, three young men stood in the cold at the foot of Naperville's Doughboy sculpture and played "When the Battle's O'er" on their bagpipes.

Bagpipers commemorate end of World War I in Naperville

More than 76,000 statues depicting 'Tommies' and 'Doughboys' have already been sold to be displayed during the Armistice commemorations, like this one at the White Cliffs of Dover and at St Augustine's Church, Swindon, pictured left

TOMMY STATUES SPREAD ACROSS ATLANTIC; ARMISTICE DAY: 100 YEARS ON

Caption: The Sanilac County World War I "American Doughboy" memorial.

LEST WE FORGET: Michigan's Memorials to World War I

What Gutierrez reveals is a generational portrait of men who believed strongly in the old abstractions lamented by Hemingway and his cohort: Namely, doughboys emerged from a clearly defined culture of heroic masculinity and fought out of a sense of duty and patriotism.

Doughboys on the Great War: How American Soldiers Viewed Their Military Experience

This volume draws on the words that American soldiers, or "doughboys," fighting in the American Expeditionary Force on the Western Front in World War I read and wrote during and after their experiences, such as military documents, memoirs, letters, and articles from the soldiers' newspaper The Stars and Stripes, to illustrate their experiences in training, in the American Expeditionary Force, the organizations providing support for them, the fighting, and returning home.

Doughboys on the Western Front: Memories of American Soldiers in the Great War

There simply weren't enough ships to get the Doughboys across the Atlantic Ocean and now thousands of Doughboys were being crowded into transit camps near the ports.

Borrowing from the enemy

Empey deserves to be remembered, especially on this Veterans Day - a hundred years after he blazed a trail for the thousands of doughboys who would follow.

The first doughboy worth remembering today

The hilly terrain in the Mosel River valley also worked against the doughboys.

Logistics in motion: supporting the march to the Rhine: U.S. Army logisticians fed, clothed, and supported a quarter of a million combat-weary Soldiers as they marched to the Rhine River after World War I

Although outside of the scope of the book, a more extensive description of the campaigns and engagements in which the Doughboys fought would have provided better context for the reader.

Doughboys on the Great War: How American Soldiers Viewed Their Military Experience

I'm curious about the word doughboy, which is used in reference to World War I infantrymen.

Soldier boy

"The Last of the Doughboys is memorable mostly because of the memorable doughboys it tracks down.

The Last of the Doughboys

World War I memorials of Doughboys, which refer to the nickname given to WWI soldiers, attracted Professor Wingate's interest because they were mostly the product of grassroots efforts.

Doughboys and Comic Book Crime - Two New Books from St. Francis Professors

This history of the American Doughboys, who served in the first American occupation of Germany during WWI, is illustrated throughout with b&w historical photos and color photos of uniforms, medals, and other memorabilia.

In a strange land; the American occupation of Germany, 1918-1923

This attitude is a mainstay of every war, but it's more pronounced when there's substantial public doubt about the war effort, as with the World War I-era belief that Greenwich Village reds were hurting our doughboys by handing out peacemongering fliers.

Treason of the clerk: accused of sedition, a V.A. nurse beats the rap

Q DOES anyone know why, during the Second World War, American soldiers were known as doughboys?

Letters: Question Time

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释义	doughboys Related to doughboys: dumplings doughboys n. the female breasts. What a nice pair of doughboys! McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: fettie bluh bousta Hey! lucci late bout it horseradish base case of the shorts References in periodicals archive 11, three young men stood in the cold at the foot of Naperville's Doughboy sculpture and played "When the Battle's O'er" on their bagpipes. Bagpipers commemorate end of World War I in Naperville More than 76,000 statues depicting 'Tommies' and 'Doughboys' have already been sold to be displayed during the Armistice commemorations, like this one at the White Cliffs of Dover and at St Augustine's Church, Swindon, pictured left TOMMY STATUES SPREAD ACROSS ATLANTIC; ARMISTICE DAY: 100 YEARS ON Caption: The Sanilac County World War I "American Doughboy" memorial. LEST WE FORGET: Michigan's Memorials to World War I What Gutierrez reveals is a generational portrait of men who believed strongly in the old abstractions lamented by Hemingway and his cohort: Namely, doughboys emerged from a clearly defined culture of heroic masculinity and fought out of a sense of duty and patriotism. Doughboys on the Great War: How American Soldiers Viewed Their Military Experience This volume draws on the words that American soldiers, or "doughboys," fighting in the American Expeditionary Force on the Western Front in World War I read and wrote during and after their experiences, such as military documents, memoirs, letters, and articles from the soldiers' newspaper The Stars and Stripes, to illustrate their experiences in training, in the American Expeditionary Force, the organizations providing support for them, the fighting, and returning home. Doughboys on the Western Front: Memories of American Soldiers in the Great War There simply weren't enough ships to get the Doughboys across the Atlantic Ocean and now thousands of Doughboys were being crowded into transit camps near the ports. Borrowing from the enemy Empey deserves to be remembered, especially on this Veterans Day - a hundred years after he blazed a trail for the thousands of doughboys who would follow. The first doughboy worth remembering today The hilly terrain in the Mosel River valley also worked against the doughboys. Logistics in motion: supporting the march to the Rhine: U.S. Army logisticians fed, clothed, and supported a quarter of a million combat-weary Soldiers as they marched to the Rhine River after World War I Although outside of the scope of the book, a more extensive description of the campaigns and engagements in which the Doughboys fought would have provided better context for the reader. Doughboys on the Great War: How American Soldiers Viewed Their Military Experience I'm curious about the word doughboy, which is used in reference to World War I infantrymen. Soldier boy "The Last of the Doughboys is memorable mostly because of the memorable doughboys it tracks down. The Last of the Doughboys World War I memorials of Doughboys, which refer to the nickname given to WWI soldiers, attracted Professor Wingate's interest because they were mostly the product of grassroots efforts. Doughboys and Comic Book Crime - Two New Books from St. Francis Professors This history of the American Doughboys, who served in the first American occupation of Germany during WWI, is illustrated throughout with b&w historical photos and color photos of uniforms, medals, and other memorabilia. In a strange land; the American occupation of Germany, 1918-1923 This attitude is a mainstay of every war, but it's more pronounced when there's substantial public doubt about the war effort, as with the World War I-era belief that Greenwich Village reds were hurting our doughboys by handing out peacemongering fliers. Treason of the clerk: accused of sedition, a V.A. nurse beats the rap Q DOES anyone know why, during the Second World War, American soldiers were known as doughboys? Letters: Question Time
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