commando

IPA: kʌmˈændoʊ

A small fighting force specially trained for making quick destructive raids against enemy-held areas.
A commando trooper.
(historical) An organized force of Boer troops in South Africa; a raid by such troops.

Examples of "commando" in Sentences

May creep or "commando" - crawl a few feet when on tummy.
* A "commando" - style knife with an integrated compass and thermometer
Dressed in commando fatigues, Madonna throws grenades as the techno terror beat pounds, claims a source.
The great Great White Snark recently posted a penguin commando Batman Returns tattoo submitted by a reader.
I suspect the military commando is a tough guy that talks in a tough voice and prepares the troop for the worst missing of their lives.
In fact, the father of brainstorming, advertising executive Alex Osborn, advocated using people to storm a corporate problem "in commando fashion."
"The goal is to identify and isolate three dozens and perhaps more such targets that could be destroyed by precision strikes and short-term commando raids."
Sidiqi is said to have told his interrogators that members of the group were planning to participate in commando-style attacks on major landmarks in Berlin and other European cities.
Once that is complete, a commando from the Chilean navy will be lowered into the mine to evaluate the miners 'health and divide them into three groups: the able, the weak, the most able.