pack drill

pack drill

n
(Military) a military punishment by which the offender is made to march about carrying a full pack of equipment
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A WELL-KNOWN Tory politician (no names, no pack drill) has been spotted in a petrol garage not far from Holyrood, buying scratch cards!
I could name the companies if needs be, no names no pack drill? I have got 72 years on a clean driving licence and 30 years on a heavy goods vehicle licence.
"The next morning we were on the mat, and we each got a week's pack drill. We had to parade in full marching order, everything we possessed was in our valise on our backs.
I have read the reviews on this company - no names no pack drill but they know who they are and it's all there on the internet, all you have to do is read it - I'm not the only one that feels this way.
- but,if that was spectacular then there are lots of people in the media (no names no pack drill!) who need to get out a bit more.
A well known character (no names, no pack drill!) lived in a Victorian house near the old Tredegar Pub.
No names, no pack drill but it's fair to say the lads in here have been struggling to adapt to new mobile phones.
By Simon Willis - The Egyptian Gazette That you may be awoken from your slumber is of no importance to the driver and helpers whose mission is urgent and remuneration is expected to be cash-in-hand, no names, no pack drill, no questions asked.
FOLLOWING my last article regarding Liverpool Institute memorabilia I have just received a phone call from Mike Mac (no full name and no pack drill!) who is desperate to get his hands on an Institute blazer badge.
But a pack drill of promises, results, reports, even reputation, are no match for what you can learn with a little insight.
14Spitting Image - Mrs Thatcher and Cabinet in VEGETABLES: Cabinet PACK DRILL: Mr Bean Restaurant.