Troop is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TROOP in dictionary:

VERB:
• to move in a crowd
• (of a group of people) come or go together or in large numbers
• (of a lone person) walk at a slow or steady pace
• To move in numbers; to come or gather in crowds or troops.
• To march on; to go forward in haste.
• march in a procession
• move or march as if in a crowd
• move in a crowd
NOUN:
• soldiers or armed forces
• a cavalry unit commanded by a captain.
• a unit of artillery and armoured formation.
• a group of three or more Scout patrols.
• a group of people or animals of a particular kind
• large group
• A collection of people; a company; a number; a multitude.
• Soldiers, collectively; an army; -- now generally used in the plural.
• Specifically, a small body of cavalry, light horse, or dragoons, consisting usually of about sixty men, commanded by a captain; the unit of formation of cavalry, corresponding to the company in infantry. Formerly, also, a company of horse artillery; a battery.
• A company of stageplayers; a troupe.
• A particular roll of the drum; a quick march.
• a group of soldiers
• a cavalry unit corresponding to an infantry company
• a unit of Girl or Boy Scouts
• an orderly crowd
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move or gather in crowds

Words related to TROOP

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Words that contain TROOP

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How to use TROOP in a sentence

• The next morning I sent a birch bark call to an the fellows in our troop.
• Only one fellow in our troop ever got it, and that was Tom Slade.
• From the deep shadow of the wood he heard A troop of mailed horsemen cry a halt Just in the path before him.
• Once Count Richard himself followed so hard upon them that he came up with the flying troop.
• An area of about five thousand square feet was allowed for a company of infantry, and ten thousand feet for a troop of thirty dragoons.
• At the same moment a troop of little tin soldiers broke through the bushes and rushed past the children to attack the Bad Dreams.
• Nevertheless, he decided to explore, and coming warily over a rise of ground he saw, in the hollow beyond, a whole troop of horses without a man in sight.
• This the Good Knight left to be defended by a few men-at-arms and archers, who were to remain in ambush until they had seen the troop from Treviso go by, and await their return.
• In 1414 a troop of them reappeared in Thuringia and Lower Saxony, and even surpassed their predecessors in wildness of extravagance.
• Troop A, although coming into the line, did not fire.
• A detachment of this troop was placed in charge of four Hotchkiss mountain guns.
• In the meantime, I should have stated that I found the principal part of my troop and collected them and left them under the first sergeant, when I went back to receive orders.
• The troop doctor was besieged by anxious acquaintances.
• The Cookshire Troop of Cavalry, under command of Lieut.
• Then the captain of the cavalry troop caught sight of him, turned round in the saddle, and shouted an order to his men.
• Strom, the proprietor, got out his lantern and searched below the point where the little troop had turned off.
• Until then the deer, so dangerous in Africa, had not approached the little troop.
• Day was beginning to dawn as a troop of horsemen galloped furiously towards the castle from the direction of Kolozsvar.
• Memories troop from the shadow to whisper consolation, to say that Death himself is powerless against Love, when a heart is deep enough to hold a grave.
• The little troop drawn up around him watched him in profound silence.
• I hardly think we should have escaped so well had we encountered a troop of these wild horsemen.
• Not far away was Colonel Hertford, with a numerous troop of splendid cavalry.
• The two lads placed themselves at the head of the troop and rode forward at a rapid trot.
• It may be true men from various troop that one train did not divisions.
• The bicycle ambulance had to be abandoned on the second day out, as it was unsuited to the heavy roads over which the troop had to travel.
• In a moment the little white troop danced over the strings of the harp, and brought out sweet, wild strains, that made Phil nearly cry for joy.
• A troop horse had died about a quarter of a mile below the cavalry camp, on the edge of the National Park, and the men had seen bear tracks around the carcass.
• But a loud and merry shout I hear, Ringing and joyous, fresh and clear, Where a troop of rosy boys at play Awaken the echoes far away.
• I know not on what account this was done, nor that an armed troop was necessary.

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