About The Word Awol
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Awol
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What's The Definition Of Awol?
[n] one who is away or absent without leave
[adj] (military) having deserted your post or station without leave [adj] absent without permission; "truant schoolboys"; "the soldier was AWOL for almost a week" Synonyms | Synonyms for Awol: absent | disloyal | truant Related Terms | Find terms related to Awol: abscondence | absence | absence without leave | absent without leave | absentation | absenteeism | absenting | absquatulation | bolt | cut | day off | decampment | default | departure | desertion | disappearance | disappearing act | elopement | escape | excused absence | exit | fleeing | flight | French leave | fugitation | furlough | hasty retreat | hegira | holiday | hooky | leave | leave of absence | leaving | nonappearance | nonattendance | quick exit | running away | sabbatical leave | scramming | sick leave | skedaddle | skedaddling | truancy | truant | truantism | unexcused absence | vacation See Also | absentee |
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