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Of the sea, or a soldier who arrives by it and rarely asks twice.
means Relating to the ocean, or a member of an amphibious military force trained to fight from ship to shore.
from From Latin marinus, of the sea, from mare, sea — the same root flooding mariner, submarine, and the very blue we call aquamarine.
Two meaningsBoth the gentle biology and the armed boarding party.
Oldest corpsMarines predate many nations as a fighting role.
Color tooMarine names a deep, briny shade of blue.