1. (in some countries) a military officer of highest rank
   "The field marshal devised the strategy for the upcoming campaign"
    
2. [US] A law officer having duties similar to those of a sheriff in carrying out the judgments of a court of law
   "The marshal served the eviction notice as ordered by the court"
    
3. A person who directs the movement or placement of people at events
   "Event marshals in yellow vests helped guide visitors to their seats";
   - steward

1. Make ready for action or use
   "marshal resources";
   - mobilize, mobilise [Brit], summon
    
2. Place in proper rank
   "marshal the troops"
    
3. Arrange in logical order
   "marshal facts or arguments"
    
4. Lead ceremoniously, as in a procession
   "The grand marshal led the parade down Main Street"

Sounds like: marquise, marqushal, marshall, mar

Derived forms: marshaling, marshaled, marshals, marshalled, marshalling

Type of: arrange, collect, commissioned military officer, garner, gather, law officer, lay, peace officer, place, pose, position, pull together, put, set, set up, show, usher

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