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AWOL [eh-woll] Adjective Mil absent without leave but without intending to desert
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Profiles on the site guide prospective pet owners browsing listings but they are invaluable for those whose dogs and cats have gone AWOL. They feel directly threatened, and they're willing to go AWOL at work and risk their livelihood to demand fair treatment. Around 250 New Orleans police officers went AWOL in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, says the NOPD. |
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awol - absent without permission; "truant schoolboys"; "the soldier was AWOL for almost a week"