WAAC

[ wak ]

/ wæk /

U.S. Military.

British.

Origin of WAAC

1942 for def 1

Our last maid left us to be a Waac and has not been seen since in the precincts of domestic servitude.

Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 158, May 26, 1920 |Various
They "answer," as the rest of the Waac machinery does, extremely well.

The Sword of Deborah |F. Tennyson Jesse
Every Waac who goes to France is like the pawn who attains the top of the chessboard and is exchanged for a more valuable piece.

The Sword of Deborah |F. Tennyson Jesse
And the Waac officers, of course, have their own private rooms, though the girls sleep in dormitories.

The Sword of Deborah |F. Tennyson Jesse

And the spirit of the Waac—the khaki girl—is the spirit of her brother.

Women and War Work |Helen Fraser

WAAC

/ (wæk) /

Women's Army Auxiliary Corps

Also called: waac a member of this corps