| To be on French leave. | To take a break from work without permission. | |
| An army marches on its stomach. | | |
You and whose army?
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Scuttlebutt.
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Bite the bullet.
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| Close ranks. | | |
| The rank and file. | | |
| To bury the hatchet. | | |
| Dodge the bullet. | | |
| To have been in the wars. | | |
| Don’t mention the war. | | |