Corps

What do we mean by corps?

A separate branch or department of the armed forces having a specialized function. noun

A tactical unit of ground combat forces between a division and an army commanded by a lieutenant general and composed of two or more divisions and auxiliary service troops. noun

A body of persons acting together or associated under common direction. noun

The older spelling of corpse. noun

One of the several bodies of officers charged with special administrative duties in the army or navy. noun

A body of picked men. noun

A body; a visible object: only in the legal phrase corps certain (which see, below). noun

A body or number of persons conventionally or formally associated or acting together: as, the diplomatic corps. See Corps Législatif, below, and esprit de corps, under esprit. noun

Milit.: A part of the army expressly organized according to the Articles or War, and having a head and members, as a regiment or an independent company, or any other military body having such organization: as, the Marine Corps; the Corps of Topographical Engineers; hospital corps, etc. noun

More specifically, the tactical unit of a large army next above a division. noun

In the German universities, a students' society. noun

The human body, whether living or dead. noun

A body of men; esp., an organized division of the military establishment; ; specifically, an army corps. noun

A body or code of laws. noun

The land with which a prebend or other ecclesiastical office is endowed. noun

In some countries of Europe, a form of students' social society binding the members to strict adherence to certain student customs and its code of honor; -- Ger. spelling usually korps. noun

A body containing two or more divisions of a large army, organized as a complete army in itself. noun

The principal mass of a building, considered apart from its wings. noun

A battlefield formation composed of two or more divisions.

An organized group of people united by a common purpose.

A. A separate branch or department of the armed forces having a specialized function. b. A body of persons acting together or associated under common direction Urban Dictionary

A. A separate branch or department of the armed forces having a specialized function. b. A body of persons acting together or associated under common direction Urban Dictionary

The word corps in this phrase is pronounced more closely to the word "core". the corps is a military oriented student program at A&M that will straighten you up. You will go through PT, cut your hair in a crew cut, you will have to yell out you name, major, and city when asked to "whip out." A hella freaking crazy choice to go into while going to college. Mostly all white students who discipline each other and go through some rigorous training. Urban Dictionary

It's not the few and the proud exactly, its the few thats alive and the proud thats dead. Try's to be like the army but they die first. Urban Dictionary

To get so fucked up by means of alcohol, violence or any other way during a night out. Urban Dictionary

Abbrev. for Corporation, usually with negative connotations. Urban Dictionary

Corping is where lone truckers go to grave yards, to dig up recently deceased, corpses, and performs submission onto them. preferably in sex. Urban Dictionary

Corperal bhad ...bhad is the term for for, people a&sowners and have a nokia 8600 lunar and always brag about it Urban Dictionary

In modern times, marching band for people too stupid to spell properly - or care enough to use a spellchecker. Such people are usually woefully ignorant about a lot of other things too. Sometimes this is due to the presence and influence of mediocre teachers, purported leaders and even predators who use children for reasons of sexual or financial exploitation. All of these are very bad signs of something no one decent should want to be involved with. Amusingly for "corp" critics, "corp" is also the abbreviation (without the period) for corporation - and corporate exploitation is often one of the reasons for the ignorance and lack of care such mispellings reflect. Urban Dictionary

Verb To scold, admonish, punish, or throw in jail. To tease or to hurt. To rat someone out. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to corps:
corps, corpus, corp, cords, cors, cops, cores, comps, corns, corms, coups, coops, carps, corks, corpo, cowps, korps, coris, copps, coros, corts, crps, coras, dorps, cerps, corpg, corrs, corys, gorps, corpl, corpa, corus, orps.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word corps:
quantico, dci, bugle, ccc, potomac, cadets, mustered, panzer, brigade, cadet, commandant, gen, flank, recruit, expeditionary, cavalry, artillery, armoured, marines, cumberland, lantern, marine, commanded, rifle, infantry, amphibious, brigadier, army, disbanded, commanding, drum, guards, detachment, airborne, battalion, stationed, lieutenant, regiment, sergeant, reserve, command, volunteer, commander, armored, division, tactical, reconnaissance, rank, volunteers, marshal, enlisted, colonel, deployed, squadron, confederate, depot, tank, headquarters, combat, aviation, fought, officers, assigned, offensive, armies, officer, duty, personnel, observation, advance, guard, retreat, tanks, assault, casualties, troops, battle, camp, naval, air, military, unit, units.

Words that rhyme with corps:
for, war, door, store, score, more, rapport, core, galore, bore, therefore, mentor, floor, sore, drawer, or, before, lore, ore, abhor, explore, soar, anymore, ignore, implore, restore, nor, whore, furthermore, shore, pour, dinosaur, fore, decor, four, adore, gore, chore, your, roar, pore, sophomore, underscore, deplore, boar, encore, moore, oar, folklore, therefor, hoar, heretofore, offshore, account for, tor, chores, uproar, yore, guarantor, hardcore, outdoor, cor, stevedore, drawers, carnivore, sycamore, troubadour, wore, tore, thor, evermore, backdoor, centaur, outdoors, yours, snore, spore, commodore, herbivore, doar, crore, ashore, salvador, dior, eyesore, orr, swore, ecuador, wars, drugstore, look for, doors, scores, dore, lor, boer, onshore, mor, flor, azores.

Adjectives that are often used to describe corps:
diplomatic, whole, entire, medical, 5th, 6th, french, 4th, second, third, military, marine, 1st, german, 3rd, special, 9th, separate, british, russian, fifth, fourth, regular, 8th, austrian, 10th, expeditionary, professional, strong, advanced, 15th, 13th, 18th, 12th, 17th, permanent, famous, 20th, respective, auxiliary, 19th, civilian, 14th, sixth, detached, 16th, efficient, independent, scientific, native, mechanized, ninth, trained, armoured, armored, administrative, select, turkish, 2nd, gallant, seventh, spanish, light, naval, irregular, consular, soviet, signal, 30th, 7th, confederate.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective corps:
troops, legislatif, artillery, ballet, headquarters, diplomatique, badges, squadrons.

Consonant match to corps:
car, care, core, cor, cars, kir, coeur, carr, kier, cores, cares, corr, cour, carre, keir, coors, kear, coar, caire, koor, karr, kehr, keres, kohr, kahre, kahrs, cohrs, kahr, cohr, kehres, kohrs, koors.

Words that sound like corps:
core, corps, cor, corr, coure, coar, kaur, kor, kohr, coare, korr, car, cower, carr, kar, carre, caar, ccar, karr, qar, khar, kauer, kahr, hcar, kaar, care, kia, cour, coeur, coor, cair, kir, caer, keir, kier, coer, coir, kare, keer, kear, caire, coyer, couper, koor, qir, kure, keyer, kehr, kheer, cooer, kyr, cayer, kere, quair, cuir, koer, kuhar, khowar, gore, gor, goar, gaur, gorr, ghor, quar, cwr, color, cause, chord, caller, coarse, caw, coffer, cawdor, collor, caus, cler, clor, chor, caws, causer, accor, coard, clore, chlor, chr, acor, chier, caulker, cauter, chre, clr, caughey, chlore, chora, cauz, chlor-, calker, cawe, cawker.