Tanaka6000 guard 
 
   COMPOUND WORDS 
  |  advance guard  |  {n}  |  (leading unit of an army)  |  avant-guard  |  {n}  |  (advanced body of an army)  |  avant-guard  |  {n}  |  (new and (usually) experimental)  |  blackguard  |  {n}  |  (scoundrel) SEE: scoundrel ::  |  bodyguard  |  {n}  |  (person responsible for protecting an individual)  |  chain guard  |  {n}  |  (compartment that encloses the chain and sprocket assemblies of a bicycle)  |  coastguard  |  {n}  |  (enforcer of maritime law)  |  guard  |  {n}  |  (part of machine blocking dangerous parts)  |  guard  |  {n}  |  (person who or thing that protects something)  |  guard  |  {v}  |  (to protect from some offence)  |  guard dog  |  {n}  |  (dog used to protect a property or its owner)  |  guardian  |  {n}  |  (guard or watcher)  |  guardian  |  {n}  |  (law: person legally responsible for a minor in loco parentis)  |  guardian angel  |  {n}  |  (spirit)  |  guardrail  |  {n}  |  (rail placed alongside a dangerous place)  |  guardsman  |  {n}  |  (a member of a Guards regiment)  |  guardsman  |  {n}  |  (a member of the National Guard)  |  guardsman  |  {n}  |  (a soldier on guard)  |  lifeguard  |  {n}  |  (attendant employed to save swimmers in trouble or near drowning)  |  mudguard  |  {n}  |  (a cover over, or a flap behind, the wheels of a vehicle)  |  point guard  |  {n}  |  (ballhandling guard in basketball)  |  prison guard  |  {n}  |  (jailer) SEE: jailer ::  |  rearguard  |  {n}  |  (the rearmost part of a force)  |  security guard  |  {n}  |  (person employed to provided security)  |  vanguard  |  {n}  |  (forefront of any group or movement)  |  vanguard  |  {n}  |  (leading units of an army) 
 
 
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