rescuesquad

noun
UK /ˈrɛskjuː skwɒd/
US /ˈrɛskjuː skwɑːd/

A rescue squad is a group of people who save others when they are in danger.

The rescue squad arrived quickly to help the family stuck in the snow.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A team of trained workers who respond to accidents and disasters.

The rescue squad pulled the driver out of the crashed car.

3. A group of animals or characters in a story who save others.

In the cartoon, the rescue squad of puppies found the lost kitten.

4. A unit of volunteers who help during floods or storms.

Our town's rescue squad handed out blankets after the storm.