Definition: To dismiss (someone, especially military personnel) from service

Okay class, settle down now, let’s take a peek, At this word that’s tricky, quite unique! The dictionary gives you a puzzling clue, "To dismiss," it states, for me and for you. But don’t be misled by that military phrase, It's not about soldiers in battle days! “Cashiers” means something completely bright, At the store where you buy things with delight! A cashier is someone who rings up your goods, Handling the money as it moves and it buds. They scan each item, a careful decree, Calculating totals for you and me! Think of the grocery store, or the pharmacy too, Those folks behind the counter, it’s perfectly true. That's what "cashiers" means, clear as can be, Not about leaving service, you see! 😊 Do you understand now? Any questions to share?