The act of concealing troops or people in bushes or vegetation.
Present participle of embuss. This form would have been used in military reports and orders from the 17th-19th centuries to describe ongoing tactical positioning.
The -ing form of embuss reveals how soldiers needed different grammatical forms to describe the ongoing process of hiding versus the completed state of being hidden, creating very specific military vocabulary.
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