Meaning & Definition of word "Troop"

Troop

/truːp/

1. A group of soldiers.
- Example: The troop was deployed to assist with peacekeeping efforts.
2. A group of people, especially children, who are organized for a common purpose.
- Example: The scout troop went camping in the national park.
3. A large number or crowd.
- Example: A troop of fans gathered outside the stadium to see their favorite team.

1. To gather in a group; to march or travel together.
- Example: The children trooped into the classroom after the bell rang.

Middle French troupe, from Old French trupe, ultimately of uncertain origin.

troop leader:

The person who is in charge of a troop, especially in scouting.

troop movement:

The act of moving a group of soldiers to a different location.

in the troop:

Being a part of a particular group, especially in a non-military context.

military:

Relating to armed forces or soldiers.

scouts:

Individuals who are part of an organization for youth development.

band:

A group of musicians who play together.

Meaning: A group of friends or associates.

Example Sentence: I'm heading out with my troop this weekend.

Meaning: A crowd or large group.

Example Sentence: There was a huge troop of fans at the concert.