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muster
verb (mustered , mustering )
1 tr & intr said especially of soldiers: to gather together for duty or inspection, etc.
2 (also muster something up or muster up something) to summon or gather (eg courage or energy) pulled with all the strength I could muster .
3 Aust, NZ to round up (livestock).
noun
1 any assembly or gathering, especially of troops for duty or inspection.
2 Aust, NZ a round-up of livestock.
[14c: from French mostre , from Latin monstrare to show]
pass muster to be accepted as satisfactory, eg at an inspection.
muster someone in US mil to enrol or enlist them as a new recruit.
muster someone out US mil to discharge them from service.
verb (mustered , mustering )
1 tr & intr said especially of soldiers: to gather together for duty or inspection, etc.
2 (also muster something up or muster up something) to summon or gather (eg courage or energy) pulled with all the strength I could muster .
3 Aust, NZ to round up (livestock).
noun
1 any assembly or gathering, especially of troops for duty or inspection.
2 Aust, NZ a round-up of livestock.
[14c: from French mostre , from Latin monstrare to show]
pass muster to be accepted as satisfactory, eg at an inspection.
muster someone in US mil to enrol or enlist them as a new recruit.
muster someone out US mil to discharge them from service.
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