Flankers

/ˈflæŋkərz/ noun

Definition

Plural of flanker; multiple soldiers or players positioned on the flanks.

Etymology

English plural of 'flanker,' formed by adding the standard '-s' suffix.

Kelly Says

Military historians note that 'flankers' were crucial in ancient tactics—controlling the sides of a battle meant controlling victory, which is why every language has this word.

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