R.A.M.C.n. (1) English Army Medical corps. (2) A popular abbreviation for 'Rob all my comrades.' RABBIT TRAPn. Mouth RAG-TIMEadj. Disorderly; haphazard; irregular. RAINBOWn. A reinforcement, or member of non-combatant corps, who joined a fighting unit aftek the Armistice. (Rainbow after the storm). RAMMIESn. Breeches. RATv. Betray. RATn. (1) Informer; (2) member of a gang of rogues. RATv. (1) Search a prisoner or dead body. (2) Pick a pocket. RAT-AND-FOWLn. Australian shilling. RATIONSn. (1) 'Wet Rations' : (i) Cooked foods, etc. (tea, stew, bacon, porridge, etc.); (ii) rain, mud ; (3) intoxicants. (2) 'Dry Rations': (i) Uncooked food (bread, jam, butter, cheeze, etc.); (ii) A dust storm; sand or dust; (iii) a sermon. (3) 'Iron Rations' : (i) Emergency rations, carried on the man in battle, not to be eaten except in cases of extreme necessity; (ii) bursting shells. See also ISSUE. RATSn. Delirium tremens. RED LIGHTn. An establishment not patronised by the best families. REGIMENTALn. (To come a regimental — a regimental Cadorna — crash, etc.). See GUTZER. REGIMENTALLY REDUCEDexpr. To go and get, etc. A refusal accompanied by abuse. REINSTOUSHMENTSn. Reinforcements.
