fugleman
fu·gle·man
noun \ˈfyü-gəl-mən\Definition of FUGLEMAN
1
: a trained soldier formerly posted in front of a line of soldiers at drill to serve as a model in their exercises
2
: one at the head or forefront of a group or movement
Origin of FUGLEMAN
modification of German Flügelmann, from Flügel wing + Mann man
First Known Use: 1804
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