See toc emma on Wiktionary
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"ref": "1928, RC Sherriff, Journey's End:",
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"ref": "2010, Rebecca Wilby, In Different Skies, page 180:",
"text": "'Field artillery?' 'No. Toc-emmas.' He was referring to trench-mortars.",
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"Trench mortar."
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