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sangar
/ ˈsʌŋɡə /
noun
- military a breastwork of stone or sods
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Word History and Origins
Origin of sangar1
C19: from Pashto
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Example Sentences
Then we went on building at the sangar, but without much spirit.
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They had reached a point above the enemy's left forward sangar, and were firing into it with great effect.
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Sangar, sang′gar, n. a stone breastwork: a low wall of loose stones, used as cover for soldiers.
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As the handful of men crept up the rocky slope a sangar came into view, which was suggestive.
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They made straight for the sangar and formed in a circle round it, firing outwards without visible target.
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