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Lovatts Crossword & Puzzle Collection

TerryFrancis | 21:33 Sat 07th Dec 2019 | Crosswords

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Last one, probably obvious - but I can't see it.

Cashiered, ... out [D R _ M _ _ D].

Many thanks in advance!

Pitcherwits Today

Irish News Cryptic

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scorpiojo

Drummed out

shoota

Drummed (out of the service EG)

shoota

'One of the earliest recorded references to drumming out occurs in Alexander Pope's Moral Essays, 3rd epistle, 1731–1733: "Chartres was a man infamous for all manner of vices. When he was an ensign in the army, he was drummed out of the regiment for a cheat; he was next banished Brussels, and drummed out of Ghent, on the same account'

shoota

'Cashiering (or degradation ceremony), generally within military forces, is a ritual dismissal of an individual from some position of responsibility for a breach of discipline'

TerryFrancis

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Thank you for your answers. I never thought of it in a military sense. I was trying to think of cashiering out in a monetary sense. I have learnt something new tonight!

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