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troops
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Noun
The armed forces of a country
An army unit, typically divided into several companies, squadrons, or batteries
Staff or workers collectively, especially for a given organization
A large, highly organized military force
Soldiers or troops, referring to the ordinary men serving in the military
A collection of people, countries, or groups that combine for mutual protection or cooperation
Plural for a group of people or animals of a particular kind
Verb
To move or march in large numbers
To move with heavy steps
To fill, pack or crowd into a place in great numbers
To leave a place, often for another
… more ▼
▲
Noun
▲
The armed forces of a country
military
army
marines
forces
services
navy
colours
UK
colors
US
service
soldiery
militia
force
troop
servicepeople
armed forces
air force
special forces
military establishment
soldiers
armed services
armies
soldieries
servicemen
military service
color
US
colour
UK
armed service
armament
militias
air forces
military forces
defense force
defense forces
fighting machine
combatants
men
troopers
service men
servicemembers
servicepersons
fighting men
service women
more ❯
“Before either of the exploring parties returned, General Worth had decided to send the
troops
over the route recommended by Hays.”
Noun
▲
An army unit, typically divided into several companies, squadrons, or batteries
regiment
squadron
company
corps
unit
force
battalion
brigade
group
division
troop
detachment
squad
army
outfit
crew
section
platoon
legion
team
contingent
band
battery
cohort
commando
cadre
order
military unit
militia
soldiers
garrison
military detachment
armed force
Noun
▲
Staff or workers collectively, especially for a given organization
personnel
workforce
staff
manpower
employees
workers
help
force
crew
pool
team
labour
UK
labourers
UK
workmen
people
group
liveware
corps
labor
US
organisation
UK
organization
US
troop
laborers
US
faculty
office
recruits
members
cadre
shop
helpers
meatware
peopleware
labor force
human resources
wage-earners
labour force
hired hands
rank and file
work force
working people
men and women
blue-collar workers
hands on deck
human resource
operatives
body
labor forces
teams
labour forces
work forces
staffs
faculties
cadres
offices
workforces
pools
crews
shops
groups
underlings
subordinates
members of staff
operators
payrolls
foot soldiers
paysheets
factory floors
casts
men
shop floors
hired guns
payroll
hands
subordinate
underling
cast
apprentices
agents
attendants
interns
operative
man
operator
officers
assistants
jobholders
servants
deputies
hirelings
paysheet
staff member
office workers
white-collar workers
labor pool
member of staff
hired help
factory floor
hired person
working stiff
foot soldier
job-holders
trained workers
hired gun
hired man
company person
member of the workforce
shop floor
artisans
peons
craftsmen
mechanics
representatives
wage earners
roustabouts
retainers
employes
tradesmen
journeymen
rouseabouts
craftspersons
khalasis
artificers
mazdoors
resources
worker
proletariat
proletarians
breadwinners
stiffs
serfs
blue collar
hard hat
working class
manual workers
aides
farmhands
navvies
drudges
mechanicals
craftswomen
workwomen
salespersons
slaves
domestics
cogs
toilers
workhorses
clerks
dogsbodies
desk jockeys
engineers
machinists
drivers
hodmen
manual laborers
technicians
day labourers
diggers
insiders
participants
crewmen
field hands
farm workers
sailors
workpersons
human capital
collaborators
mates
allies
bands
supporters
partners
helpmates
adjutants
colleagues
parties
outfits
abettors
nine-to-fivers
handcraftsmen
handicraftsmen
handworkers
handymen
handicrafters
crafters
tradespersons
grunts
longshoremen
stevedores
dockhands
dockworkers
dockers
workingwomen
workingmen
rousters
working girls
migrant workers
menials
more ❯
Noun
▲
A large, highly organized military force
land forces
infantry
soldiers
army
foot soldiers
ground forces
land army
defence force
soldiery
landpower
military personnel
combat personnel
boots on the ground
armament
territorial army
militia
defence
UK
battery
defense
US
brigade
military
patrol unit
artillery
thin red line
armed forces
defense force
regiment
platoon
corps
land force
cavalry
armed force
fighting force
military force
Noun
▲
Soldiers or troops, referring to the ordinary men serving in the military
the rank and file
men
servicemen
soldiers
enlisted personnel
foot soldiers
common soldiers
lower ranks
other ranks
soldiers and NCOs
ordinary soldiers
private soldiers
Noun
▲
A collection of people, countries, or groups that combine for mutual protection or cooperation
association
league
club
group
society
union
alliance
coalition
company
corporation
organisation
UK
organization
US
band
federation
network
order
partnership
syndicate
circle
fraternity
guild
class
confederation
consortium
cooperative
affiliation
collection
confederacy
fellowship
pack
troop
board
camp
institution
ring
sodality
amalgamation
body
brotherhood
bunch
chamber
clan
clique
cluster
conglomerate
congregation
congress
coterie
council
faction
formation
institute
merger
outfit
set
sisterhood
trust
cartel
combination
community
consociation
crew
gathering
posse
sorority
unit
assemblage
axis
batch
bloc
block
college
combo
gang
kinship
team
tribe
troupe
combine
compact
confraternity
crowd
family
gild
house
mob
pool
private club
rat pack
tie-in
connection
relationship
cooperation
collaboration
establishment
liaison
party
business
bond
hookup
lodge
link
attachment
concern
grouping
firm
relation
tie-up
linkup
enterprise
involvement
participation
friendship
affinity
agency
operation
chain
collusion
rapport
sect
closeness
relations
assembly
set-up
conspiracy
entente
synergy
alignment
communion
accord
concord
unity
interaction
interest
foundation
multinational
embroilment
venture
teamwork
engagement
unification
harmony
symbiosis
membership
dealings
wing
undertaking
joining
fraternization
US
megacorp
bureau
tie
cabal
coupling
understanding
concert
coordination
fraternisation
UK
conference
cahoots
intercourse
fusion
meeting
interest group
strategic partnership
corps
caucus
inclusion
lobby
integration
companionship
camaraderie
complicity
movement
office
communication
working together
intimacy
solidarity
entanglement
concurrence
esprit de corps
coopetition
belonging
synergism
combining
side
conjunction
agreement
fold
copartnership
junction
sympathy
partaking
support
input
comradeship
academy
mutual effort
combined effort
joint action
practice
amity
conservatory
co-partnership
vocation
sharing
centre
UK
contact
consorting
partisanship
inculpation
seminary
merging
coaction
division
teaming
unanimity
monopoly
implication
lot
center
US
representatives
linking
squad
coven
joint effort
ties
consolidation
klatch
klatsch
industry
presence
connecting
allied group
rally
conclave
collective
corporate body
contribution
interplay
circuit
huddle
contingent
interface
interactivity
belongingness
coadunation
hook-up
assistance
acquaintance
powwow
intercommunication
interrelations
foregathering
acceptance
get-together
interactiveness
cooperating
affair
incrimination
networking
interchange
cadre
line
coadjuvancy
joint venture
meshing
compromise
transaction
commerce
reciprocity
ensemble
taking part
pressure group
clubhouse
connivance
team effort
coming together
pulling together
combined effect
concerted effort
confluence
junta
playing ball
reciprocal action
doing business
mutual support
legislature
covenant
anschluss
profession
trade
socializing
US
convergence
array
concordat
legislative body
government
type
empathy
envelopment
Bund
linkage
throng
conglomeration
knot
social organization
pact
convocation
kind
clanship
convention
social club
mingling
collaborating
audience
schism
familiarity
colony
arrangement
acquaintanceship
sociability
trade union
comradery
associateship
race
franchise
togetherness
multiple
bevy
US
goodwill
committee
friendliness
immersion
mixing
incorporation
link-up
bevvy
UK
mutuality
army
in-group
startup
cast
people
brigade
sense of place
cordiality
cordialness
meet
participating
muster
selection
banding together
socialising
UK
crop
multitude
population
interdependence
gens
sept
electorate
patrol
connectivity
ingathering
melding
folks
part
mergence
synod
friendly relationship
help
setup
social bond
confab
social interaction
shop
hui
lineup
subdivision
start-up
lobby group
concentration
runanga
fellow feeling
sense of belonging
close relationship
social contact
sit-in
special interest
coffee klatch
joining in
tier
social intercourse
action group
sharing in
political action committee
department
branch
denomination
propinquity
chapter
cell
category
machine
frat
section
campus
racket
crème de la crème
loop
cabinet
brethren
intrigue
entailment
plunderbund
camarilla
federacy
junto
professional association
syndication
political party
bund
commune
push
mafia
enmeshment
labour union
UK
responsibility
nexus
service
enclave
interoperability
interrelation
group of people
splinter group
marriage
compatibility
chumminess
geniality
clubbiness
tandem
affairs
logrolling
co-op
workers' association
blend
womance
bromance
sismance
empire
give and take
mixture
horde
commission
store
treaty
proceedings
project
labor union
US
contractual cooperation
sense of community
employer
benevolence
companionability
conviviality
give-and-take
kotahitanga
insiders
personal association
doing business with
back-and-forth
zaibatsu
meld
crush
firming
solidification
programme
UK
program
US
mix
strong bond
term
merged companies
joint concern
merged businesses
merged firms
encounter group
support group
origination
brand
in-crowd
neighborliness
US
neighbourliness
UK
mateyness
front
strategic relationship
service provider
parent company
close association
cordial relations
boodle
platoon
consort
convergency
name
mix-up
strong connection
powerful connection
deep connection
powerful attachment
profound connection
rapprochement
approval
detail
detachment
cohort
gaggle
single-interest group
special interests
special-interest group
entrepreneurship
creation
unicorn
coalescence
strategic alliance
aid
covey
menagerie
conflation
socialization
US
entente cordiale
show
favour
UK
favor
US
line-up
reinforcement
strengthening
stabilization
US
fortification
communing
hand
mutually beneficial alliance
mutually beneficial relationship
mutually beneficial partnership
logo
trademark
marque
start-up business
compression
condensation
encouragement
approbation
mutual attachment
octopus
zoo
social activities club
stabilisation
UK
active involvement
active participation
active engagement
good-fellowship
product
make
style
hallmark
juxtaposition
equity alliance
firming up
commendation
partiality
shell company
enrolment
UK
enrollment
US
seat
shirt
whip
cloth
cap
acting company
repertory company
stock company
cross-holding
recreational club
working party
variety
conjointment
takeover
blur
legal entity
large company
business organization
conjoining
fraternizing
US
march
evolution
demonstration
mobilisation
UK
mobilization
US
political group
orchestra
clump
mash-up
spiritual union
kin
action
clutch
aggregation
at-oneness
quartet
suite
kindred
mark
oneness
symposium
forum
concourse
battery
lineage
congruency
constellation
simultaneity
jamboree
members
assimilation
tradename
grade
role
engrossment
commitment
bank
backing
cooperativeness
mass
kinsfolk
parcel
conventicle
function
PAC
flock
passel
coexistence
brand name
trade name
interrelationship
interconnection
mutualism
voice
intersection
session
parley
tweetup
reunion
rendezvous
meetup
summit
social function
kiki
tryst
package
octet
enthusiasm
attendance
uniting
fraternising
UK
socialisation
UK
partying
correspondence
followers
associates
like-mindedness
clot
blood
subculture
subgroup
moiety
following
culture
faith
deal
bargain
contract
assortment
proprietary name
chorus
admission
series
settlement
accommodation
protocol
opinion
stock
fusing
social life
trio
competition
kinfolk
label
number
fellows
coincidence
kinfolks
raft
duo
quintet
sextet
enosis
interlocking
folk
social relations
jumble
business arrangement
septet
nonet
dynasty
championship
accompaniment
choir
library
medley
share
turnout
adherents
participants
colleagues
comrades
complete series
nation
clambake
special interest group
charitable body
charity
trusteeship
seed
glee club
supporting cast
tournament
contest
stake
cup
standing
say
hapu
caste
iwi
ethnic group
sort
ilk
attenders
subscribers
affiliates
ginger group
single-issue group
campaign group
source of funds
established institution
funding agency
endowed institution
concomitance
supporters
delegates
partners
more ❯
Noun
▲
Plural for a group of people or animals of a particular kind
groups
bands
company
crews
crowds
gangs
body
parties
squads
teams
mobs
units
armies
packs
bunches
hordes
outfits
flocks
troupes
gatherings
throngs
corps
detachment
swarms
droves
herds
hosts
assemblage
legions
posses
contingents
assembly
multitudes
patrols
bevvies
UK
bevies
US
collections
detail
gaggles
streams
cohorts
loads
numbers
delegations
brigades
sets
platoons
squadrons
force
battalions
clusters
division
regiments
arrays
sections
lots
mass
organisation
UK
organization
US
circles
coteries
cliques
press
crushes
congregations
routs
scrums
knots
clans
formations
cadres
community
rings
garrisons
crams
batteries
factions
networks
bikes
leagues
coveys
huddles
lineups
association
covens
commandos
columns
batches
fraternity
tribes
alliance
union
consort
convoys
klatsches
fleets
society
cells
syndicates
order
klatches
brotherhood
camps
clubs
fellowship
line-ups
working parties
dream teams
armadas
shift
expedition
myriads
jam
concourses
seas
flight
processions
crops
federation
parades
lines
blocks
turnouts
blocs
trains
parcels
ensembles
folds
caravans
staffs
task forces
retinues
sodalities
musters
partnership
aggregations
clumps
coalitions
sororities
firms
relays
mafias
sellouts
confraternities
combines
showers
groupings
guilds
cartels
excursions
trust
confederacies
galaxies
crocodiles
cabals
sisterhood
combinations
motorcades
conspiracies
pools
cavalcades
combos
consortia
institutions
files
affiliations
clouds
piles
zoos
confederations
sects
meeting
rabbles
string
selections
deluges
swaths
wings
scores
broods
nyes
wolf packs
rucks
conventions
floods
barrages
juntos
pushes
rackets
in-groups
monopolies
juntas
turns
relief
guards
shops
armed forces
phalanges
phalanxes
constellations
passels
denomination
sectors
clutches
duty
fatigue
assignment
personnel
nuclei
core
subdivision
stock companies
casts
repertory companies
complements
lodges
menageries
concert parties
touring companies
machines
gilds
tie-ins
councils
conglomerates
houses
amalgamation
kinship
mergers
consociation
class
family
congress
axes
institutes
board
cooperatives
rat packs
corporations
chambers
colleges
compacts
panels
trios
stables
foursomes
marches
promenades
marches past
carcades
march-pasts
spectacles
reviews
shoals
schools
get-togethers
conferences
conclaves
rallies
wads
slews
convocations
convergence
ingatherings
surges
services
vocation
rank
tiers
confluxes
confluences
congeries
cues
ranges
blowouts
queues
chains
meets
cattle
echelons
lists
rows
safaris
wagon trains
pack trains
more ❯
“Leopold accordingly came to the inn with a large
troop
of soldiers, took him prisoner, and shut him up in a castle on the banks of the Danube.”
Verb
▲
To move or march in large numbers
marches
parades
files
streams
swarms
flocks
walks
crowds
surges
spills
straggles
throngs
strides
traipses
paces
strolls
wanders
rambles
roams
treads
tramps
steps
ambulates
meanders
roves
saunters
ambles
trudges
hikes
traverses
hoofs
moseys
prowls
plods
promenades
moves
goes
pads
prances
foots it
struts
maunders
patrols
mooches
drifts
cruises
gallivants
treks
pootles
advances
canters
gads
proceeds
perambulates
shuffles
tours
foots
slogs
knocks about
legs it
hoofs it
ranges
galavants
floats
bats
stomps
tramples
stamps
schleps
pours
herds
rushes
minces
flows
skips
tiptoes
trips
descends
ascends
gads about
kicks around
takes a walk
seethes
floods
goes forward
goes by foot
goes on foot
goes up
goes down
travels on foot
moves forward
presses on
heads
teems
goes in large numbers
presses
footslogs
toddles
yomps
steps out
lumbers
locomotes
shambles
stalks
scuffs
stumps
races
plods on
takes the air
makes your way
takes a turn
hits the road
wends your way
stretches your legs
strays
gallops
stravaigs
pounds
tootles
crosses
trots
walks up and down
marches up and down
walks to and fro
walks back and forth
more ❯
“He watched the great parade of soldiers
troop
through the city.”
Verb
▲
To move with heavy steps
plods
tramps
trudges
schleps
traipses
drags oneself
files
parades
marches
strides
paces
promenades
processes
trails
snakes
funnels
walks in single file
passes in formation
walks in a line
walks in line
goes in columns
walks behind one another
proceeds in a line
marches in review
walks
stomps
rushes
streams
hikes
treads
steps
jogs
zooms
dashes
footslogs
slogs
ranges
yomps
moves
patrols
stalks
pounds
storms
barges
swaggers
drills
spaces
debouches
boots
processions
legs it
hoofs it
steps out
hightails it
pounds the pavement
tears along
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“The tourists
troop
loudly through the graveyard, as chipper as lemmings on their way to the nearest cliff.”
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To fill, pack or crowd into a place in great numbers
throngs
crowds
packs
crams
jams
fills
congests
flocks
overcrowds
swarms
piles
mobs
squeezes
congregates
crushes
presses
squishes
masses
bunches
herds
converges
swamps
concentrates
inundates
occupies
jostles
pushes
squashes
crams into
presses into
squeezes into
packs into
swarms around
wedges oneself
stuffs
loads
heaps
brims
charges
rams
shoves
chocks
sardines
bears
bundles
clusters
surges
streams
justles
elbows
huddles
jam-packs
tops off
packs 'em in
packs like sardines
overfills
fills to overflowing
overruns
occupies all of
overflows
clogs
wedges
piles up
sandwiches
shoehorns
floods
saturates
overloads
deluges
chokes
gorges
supersaturates
gluts
crowds into
squashes into
bunches inside
crams full
congregates in
fills to excess
pervades
wedges into
compresses
compacts
sticks
forces
thrusts
pounds
jams into
packs in
packs it in
fills up
piles into
flocks to
flocks into
overwhelms
surfeits
oversupplies
overstocks
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To leave a place, often for another
departs
leaves
goes
retreats
evacuates
exits
parts
decamps
retires
escapes
withdraws
bolts
deserts
flees
bails
scoots
scrams
skedaddles
splits
vacates
vamooses
abdicates
books
disappears
flits
gets
moves
quits
scarpers
vanishes
abandons
emigrates
flies
gits
migrates
removes
repairs
sallies
absents
advances
proceeds
starts
walks out
goes off
sets off
sets out
takes off
beats it
clears out
gets away
goes away
goes forth
heads off
sets forth
bails out
beats a retreat
bugs off
bugs out
buzzes off
clears off
hightails it
makes off
packs off
packs up
pushes on
runs along
runs away
runs off
shoves off
slips away
blasts off
gets going
makes a break
makes an exit
moves off
moves on
moves out
packs your bags
peels off
pikes off
pikes out
pulls out
takes leave
absents yourself
abstracts oneself
hits the road
hits the trail
makes oneself scarce
pushes off
says goodbye
breaks camp
cuts and run
digs out
hooks it
makes tracks
marches out
racks off
sallies forth
ups sticks
betakes oneself
bogs off
cuts out
steps along
hits the bricks
gets off
slopes off
says your goodbyes
slings your hook
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