troop
/trup/
verb
- To walk or move together as a group, often in a steady or orderly way.
- The students trooped into the auditorium for the assembly.
- We all trooped down to the beach for a swim.
- After the game, fans trooped out of the stadium happily.
Synonyms
noun
- A group of soldiers, especially in a military unit.
- The general inspected the troop before the battle.
- A troop of cavalry was sent to reinforce the front line.
- The troop marched across the field during the training exercise.
- A group of people or animals moving or acting together.
- We saw a troop of monkeys swinging through the trees.
- A troop of scouts hiked through the forest all morning.
- A troop of tourists followed the guide through the museum.
- A unit of Girl Scouts or Boy Scouts, typically led by an adult.
- Our troop volunteered to clean up the local park.
- Her scout troop meets every Tuesday after school.
- The troop raised money for a camping trip by selling cookies.