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subofficer

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subofficer [sʌbˈɒfɪsə]
n
(Military) a subordinate officer
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After they arrived firefighter Ian Dick and subofficer Andy Davison spent the next 20 minutes cutting the scared cat free.
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Subofficer Andy Lymn, of Nuneaton's Newtown Road fire station said: "Hopefully, they will think before they park in awkward places like on corners.
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