Similar words: interject, interjection, sergeant, jean, jeans, desk sergeant, sergeant major, staff sergeant. Meaning: ['sɑrdʒənt /'sɑː-] 
n. an English barrister of the highest rank.
n. an English barrister of the highest rank. 
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1. "Marvin's bought it!" screamed the serjeant.
2. The cries of ostlers, grooms, outriders, serjeants and clerks rang out.
3. One was the serjeant called Scar a black-tempered brute with a head as smooth as stone and the shoulders of an ox.
4. Serjeant said I was too young, that I'd only waste it all on whores and such.
5. Even the serjeant did not spare them more than a quick glance.
6. Judge Barker , the Common Serjeant of London, decided to exercise It'sparingly .
7. Fool boy that I was, I told a man I took to be my friend, and he told our serjeant, and my brothers-in-arms come and relieved me o' that burden.
8. "I hear the two o' you are going to fight for us, " the serjeant said.
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