Garrison and People

Garrison

Garrison verb - Station (troops) in a fort or garrison.

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People and garrison are semantically related in action topic. In some cases you can use "People" instead a verb "Garrison".

Nearby Words: garrisoned, garrisoning

People verb - To supply with inhabitants.

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Garrison and people are semantically related in action topic. Sometimes you can use "Garrison" instead a verb "People".

Nearby Words: peopled, peopling

Garrison then announces his time as "Six, seven seconds." As numerous people who've timed the scene have reported, Garrison's staffer actually makes the shots in 5.6 seconds.

Source: Film / JFK
Garrison, vampire kids and crab people are not enemy creatures (only one crab person shows up and vampire kids show up in a couple of cutscenes), and no giant Clyde.

Source: Video Game / South Park: The Stick of Truth
If you're not going to administer it yourself, at least garrison it with your own people.

Source: Just For Fun / How to Invade an Alien Planet

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