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- POSSE Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
“Preserving the public peace” so often meant hunting down a supposed criminal that posse eventually came to refer to any group organized to make a search or embark on a mission, and today one may read about posses organized for search and rescue efforts
- Posse (1975) - IMDb
Released in 1975, "Posse" is a Western starring Kirk Douglas and Bruce Dern Douglas plays, Nightingale, a marshal campaigning for the Senate in West Texas while Dern plays Strawhorn, a notorious outlaw leader whom Nightingale wants to bring in to increase his chances of winning the election
- POSSE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
POSSE definition: 1 a group of people who have come together for the same purpose: 2 in the past, a group of men… Learn more
- Homepage | The Posse Foundation
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- POSSE Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com
noun posse comitatus a body or force armed with legal authority Slang , a group of friends or associates hanging out with your posse; a posse of drug dealers
- POSSE definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
In former times, in the United States, a posse was a group of men who were brought together by the local law officer to help him chase and capture a criminal Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner’s Dictionary Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers
- Las Vegas Posse - Wikipedia
After the Posse The Posse was the first attempt by one of the major professional sports leagues in North America to place a team in Las Vegas proper Las Vegas had only ascended to major-city status in the 1980s, and even after that most major leagues traditionally avoided it due in part to its gambling reputation
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