Definitions

1. noun

A high-ranking police officer in charge of directing traffic or supervising public order.

“The police marshal helped manage the crowd at the music festival.”

2. noun

A military officer who carries out orders, often in a ceremonial capacity.

“The marshal led the procession at the state funeral.”

3. verb

To direct or supervise the movement of people or vehicles, especially in a military or police context.

“The officer marshaled the troops into formation.”

4. verb

To arrange or coordinate something, especially in a neat or orderly way.

“She marshaled her thoughts before writing the speech.”

5. verb

To defeat or overpower an opponent, often in a sporting context.

“The team marshaled their strengths to win the championship.”