Crossword clues for enlist
enlist
- Sign up new clients first off
- Sign on - 13
- Join up final parts of the television series
- Join up two points on catalogue
- Join the armed services
- Join (a cause)
- Take the Queen's shilling
- Press into service
- Get to volunteer
- Join the Navy, e.g
- Join, as the Army
- Gain the support of
- Take a recruiter's offer
- Sign up for military service
- Secure the help of
- Please Uncle Sam
- Obtain as a volunteer
- Not wait to be drafted
- Join army
- Get hitched?
- Become a soldier
- Win the help of
- Volunteer for military service
- Voluntarily participate
- Sign up
- Sign up for the service
- Sign up for duty
- Secure for a project
- Respond to an "I Want You" poster
- Persuade to volunteer
- Join the National Guard, say
- Join the forces
- Join a force
- Heed the call
- Heed an army poster
- Go into private practice?
- Gather, as volunteers
- Become a Marine
- Be a volunteer
- Sign up to serve
- Volunteer, in a way
- Secure for a cause
- Join the military
- Collect, as volunteers
- Register
- Beat the draft?
- Join the army, say
- Join the service
- Join the navy, say
- Obtain, as support
- Join forces?
- Take the king's shilling, as Brits once said
- Prepare to serve
- Answer the call
- Win the support of
- Get on base?
- Secure the aid of
- Recruit
- What volunteers do
- Secure, as help
- Undergo induction
- Join up
- Get help from
- Sign for a hitch
- Support a cause
- Avoid the draft?
- Muster
- Join the Marines
- Army poster verb
- Army poster word
- Persuade to help
- Join a cause
- Sign on — 13 (anag)
- Uncle Sam's plea
- Join the ranks
- Measure third of volunteers first to get signed up
- Enrol in the services
- Over the way, priest welcoming new recruit
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Enlist \En*list"\, v. i.
To enroll and bind one's self for military or naval service; as, he enlisted in the regular army; the men enlisted for the war.
To enter heartily into a cause, as if enrolled.
Enlist \En*list"\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Enlisted; p. pr. & vb. n. Enlisting.]
To enter on a list; to enroll; to register.
To engage for military or naval service, the name being entered on a list or register; as, to enlist men.
To secure the support and aid of; to employ in advancing interest; as, to enlist persons in the cause of truth, or in a charitable enterprise.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
vb. 1 (context transitive English) To enter on a list; to enroll; to register. 2 (context intransitive English) To join a cause or organization, especially military service. 3 (context transitive English) To recruit the aid or membership of others. 4 To secure, to obtain.
WordNet
Usage examples of "enlist".
He had the advantage of owning an excellent network of reporters of transgressions, for he enlisted Lucius Decumius and his crossroads brethren as informers, and cracked down very hard on merchants who weighed light or measured short, on builders who infringed boundaries or used poor materials, on landlords who had cheated the water companies by inserting bigger-bore adjutage pipes from the mains into their properties than the law prescribed.
But once you recognize the importance of this process, you will be better able to direct this type of activity for your business, whether you enlist the services of an advertising agency, a freelancer, a friend, or you attempt the creative .
The ranks of the winged were growing, for the Youth of sixteen were being enlisted, and now the count of able-bodied alated was well over two hundred thousand.
One of the squadron enlisted men was writing the weather on the blackboard along with some general target information.
Most of them had bummed across the country at least once, before they finally enlisted.
While the enlisted survivors were being released, the only officers still free were such as Lieutenant Busby, those who had been on detached duty when the attack came.
With his gems,, they had bought the powerful carack and were now come into port to enlist a crew of lawless rogues from among the Barachan pirates.
If chromite in the up-time universe was used for a dye, he might be able to use that fact to enlist Amsterdam dye makers in an expedition.
From all corners of the quadrangle, the slidewalks carried Earthworms in their green uniforms, upper-class cadets in deep blue, enlisted spacemen in scarlet red, and Solar Guard officers in their striking uniforms of black and gold.
You will add that we have already revoked the exequatur of a Russian consul who had enlisted in the military service of the insurgents, and we shall dismiss or demand the recall of every foreign agent, consular or diplomatic, who shall either disobey the Federal laws or disown the Federal authority.
It was perhaps the great contrast between the unlimited extravagance of the baron and his own frugality, which exerted so great an influence on the king, excited his astonishment, and enlisted his admiration in behalf of this ready, witty, and ever-merry courtier.
The weight of evidence indicates that he both knew, and was fully enlisted in, the entire plot of Gorges from the outset.
And in this way, spite of all remonstrance, was I dragged through the lane and enlisted with the rest of my companions into a corps of university men who were just forming themselves in the High-street to repel the daring attack of the very scum of the city, who had ill-treated and beaten some gownsmen in the neighbourhood of St.
He might, for all Myrna or Johnson knew, have enlisted an entire army of grifters, grafters, hucksters and dips, who could communicate in ways even a thousand-year-old layman could not hope to grasp.
I was struck by the words she had just uttered, and I felt that those words, as well as her looks, had found their way to my heart, besides enlisting my generous sympathy.