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in marching order organized and equipped; ready to go. (Originally military.) Is our luggage all packed and in marching order? We're in marching order and eager to go, sir. See also: order give somebody their marching orders to tell someone to leave Debbie's finally given her husband his marching orders after ten years of an unhappy marriage. |
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