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corporal1
noun
    1. A non-commissioned officer in the army or air force.
Etymology: 16c: French, from Italian caporale, probably associated with capo head.





corporal2
adj
    1. Relating or belonging to the body.
      Thesaurus: corporeal, bodily, fleshly, carnal.
Etymology: 14c: French, from Latin corporalis, from corpus body.





corporal3
noun
    1. Christianity.
      A white cloth, usually made from linen, on which the bread and wine of the Eucharist are laid out and with which the remains are covered.
Etymology: 14c: from Latin corporale pallium, from corpus body (see also pallium).



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