cashiering
Military discharge disgrace
Cashiering is the act of dismissing someone from military service in disgrace, typically for serious misconduct.
The term carries more weight than simple discharge—it implies public humiliation and loss of honor: He was cashiered for cowardice.
Outside military contexts, cashiering occasionally means firing someone from any position, though this use is uncommon.
Lacking integrity or ethics
- court-martialArmed forces judicial proceeding
- dischargeRelease of substance outward
- dismissalRemoval from position
- degradationDecline in condition
demotion · disgrace · stripping · decommissioning · separation · officer · rank · uniform
dishonorable
Lacking integrity or ethics
- court-martialArmed forces judicial proceeding
- dischargeRelease of substance outward
- dismissalRemoval from position
degradation · demotion · disgrace · stripping · decommissioning · separation · officer · rank · uniform · service
register
Record officially; vocal range
- transactionExchange of goods/money
- scanningSystematic visual examination
- tillRegister drawer for money
drawer · shift · counter · customer · receipt · change · bagging · POS · terminal · clerk
- retail tasksrestocking, stocking, shelving, pricing, merchandising
- military dischargehonorable discharge, dishonorable discharge, general discharge, medical discharge, DD-214
- military punishmentsflogging, lashing, whipping, court-martial, brig
- coupscoup d'etat, overthrow, coup attempt, soft coup, failed coup
cashieringhiring
Giving someone work
appointing · employing · recruiting · commissioning · enlisting
cashieringhonorable discharge
Satisfactory military service completion
honoring · commending · decorating · medical discharge · general discharge
cashieringpromoting
Actively supporting or furthering
commissioning · elevating · advancing · reinstating · decorating
cash, cashier, capsule, checkout, cashiers, cashbox, cashiered, paymaster, encash