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recruit verb add, augment, call up, collect, conscript, draft, employ, enlarge, enlist, enroll, find manpower, gain, gather, increase, induct, muster, provide, raise, raise troops, reinvigorate, replenish, sign up, strengthen, supply, swell the ranks, take in See also: disciple, employ, enroll, hire, induct, novice, prospect, retain, supply, volunteer RECRUIT. A newly made soldier. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| ``If this kid takes care of his grades, he could potentially be one of the most recruitable athletes of anyone ever at Saugus,'' Bornn said. In each household, the youngest recruitable child in the target age cohort was selected. Though I was a recruitable athlete in basketball, I doubted whether I could play on the Division I level. |
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