Ack-, First world War phrase meaning"in the morning" (help!!!)?

Answer 1

here's some things you might be thinking about:

there's a song named: "Oh How I Hate To Get Up In The Morning" - Irving Berlin (1918)

Revellie - the song that's played first thing in the morning

at dawn were sharpshooters sleeping
brings our truce this moment to an ending
the frontier hounds become partner
to the loss we've arranged
they'll be no rust on the gates of heaven
a low light shines on me
two spies, i lie between
she's the red one, yeah(x2)
revellie
at dawn were sharpshooters sleeping
brings our truce this moment to an ending
the frontier hounds become partners
of the loss we've arranged
there will be no rust on the gates of heaven
low light you will have light bulb eyes
and nerves of string
and paper tombs to lie between(x5)

or did you mean the Japanese coming from the land of the "rising sun"

Ack Emma (AM)
Pip Emma (PM)

Answer 2

Ack- Ack was the British signalmen's former telephone pronunciation of AA, abbreviation of antiaircraft.


http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=ack-ack

Answer 3

I googled and found the answer to be ACK-EMMA

Answer 4

Does Ack signify something? - is there anything else you can go on, its a bit vague.

Answer 5

Is this another person trying to complete The Express crossword?...some of us don't need to pick other people's brains, oh no! My completed puzzle is already in the post.

Answer 6

Ack emma (a.m.) - morning
Pip emma (p.m.) - afternoon

Answer 7

You will have to be more specific, for example, what country, what language, as your question stands its meaningless.

But just in case it refers to Clock times:

P.M. = Post Meridian.

A.M = After Meridian

Answer 8

ACK ACK,WAS THE ANTI AIRCRAFT FIRE FROM GROUND BATTERIES.

Answer 9

Dawn? First light?

Answer 10

ack emma (a.m.)