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Times Big Book Of Crosswords

barnaclebill58 | 12:27 Mon 26th Oct 2020 | Crosswords

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Dress coat perhaps made to officer's requirement. Ans "order arms". I know that "order arms" can be the command of an officer but can't get the dress coat bit. Thanks

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Lie-in King

"Order arms" (synonyms; perhaps, of) "dress coat"

dannyk13

Not a very good clue as it is a very rare event for an officer to make such an order.

Lie-in King

Danny - isn't a Drill Sergeant (eg, I'm guessing that's who calls the commands) a non-commissioned officer? That would seem to fit for the clue's purpose.

dannyk13

Seargents etc are non-commissioned officers but officers on it's own implies meaning lieutenants and above as in the phrase 'officers and men'. Perhaps I am being too picky.

Calibax

Dress (align soldiers in order on a parade ground) + (coat of) Arms

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