Definition

grenadier

noun
  1. A soldier, historically one trained to throw grenades or serving in an elite infantry unit.
  2. Usage: historical; military
  3. A tall soldier, especially one selected for height and strength to serve in a special unit.
  4. Usage: historical; military
  5. Any of various deep-sea fish with a large head and tapering body.
  6. Usage: zoology

Examples

  • The grenadiers were the elite troops of the regiment.
  • British grenadiers played a crucial role in 18th-century warfare.
  • The tall grenadier stood at the front of the formation.
  • Grenadiers were originally soldiers skilled in throwing hand grenades.
  • Deep-sea grenadiers are rarely seen by humans.
  • The museum displayed uniforms worn by the royal grenadiers.

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