squad
/skwɑd/
noun
- A small group of people trained to work together, especially in military or police contexts.
- The sergeant led his squad through the obstacle course.
- Each squad in the army has about eight soldiers.
- A police squad arrived at the scene within minutes.
- A group of people working together on a common task or activity.
- Our marketing squad meets every Monday to plan the week.
- The cheerleading squad practiced their routine for hours.
- She joined the debate squad to improve her public speaking.
- A group of friends or people who regularly spend time together.
- Her squad threw her a surprise birthday party.
- My squad and I go to the movies every Friday night.
- He posted a photo with his whole squad at the beach.