The plural form of flugelman; multiple soldiers or leaders who demonstrate movements or set examples for others to follow.
Plural of 'flugelman,' using the German plural convention where 'man' becomes 'men,' maintaining the compound noun structure from the original military terminology.
This word reveals how English borrowed military terminology directly from German, plural and all, without fully anglicizing it—a quirk that shows how deeply German drill practices influenced English-speaking armies.
Plural of flugelman; compounds the gendered assumption across multiple individuals in a traditionally male-dominated military drilling context.
Use 'fluels' or 'flugel demonstrators' to refer to mixed or unspecified groups.
["fluels","flugel demonstrators"]
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