Noun: marcher maa(r)-chu(r)
- Someone who walks with regular or stately step, especially in a parade
"The marchers marched proudly down Main Street";
- parader
- Someone who fights on foot with small arms
"The marcher advanced cautiously through the dense jungle";
- foot soldier, footslogger [informal]
- An inhabitant of a border district
"The marchers were accustomed to the tensions between the two neighbouring kingdoms"
Derived forms: marchers
Type of: denizen, dweller, footer, habitant, indweller, inhabitant, pedestrian, pongo [Brit, informal], soldier, walker
Encyclopedia: Marcher