The Collaborative International Dictionary
Underofficer
Underofficer \Un"der*of`fi*cer\, n. A subordinate officer.
Wiktionary
underofficer
n. A subordinate officer.
Usage examples of "underofficer".
On the other hand, the company would lose far and away its best underofficer if he did.
In a lot of ways, underofficers had more power over common soldiers than nobles did over serfs.
The bugles cried out again, this time with an order officers and underofficers echoed: "Advance!
Over there, common soldiers were also grumbling because their underofficers made them chop firewood.
I know I don't need your permission, precisely: there are other blond underofficers, though not a great many.
He heard plenty of officers and underofficers and ordinary soldiers shouting the same thing in different words.