Definitions

1. noun

a high-ranking police officer responsible for traffic control and crowd management

“The marshal helped direct the parade through the crowded streets.”

2. verb

to organize or supervise the movement of people or vehicles

“The concert organizers had to marshal the crowd to the exit before the storm arrived.”

3. verb

to bring or summon into action or service

“The general had to marshal his troops for the upcoming battle.”

4. noun

a person who acts as an official in a ceremony or a judge in a contest

“The marshal of the tournament announced the winner of the chess match.”

5. noun

a high-ranking official in a government or a military organization

“The marshal of the state was present at the diplomatic meeting.”