Troop

/truːp/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A group of soldiers.

The troop was deployed to assist with peacekeeping efforts.

A group of people, especially children, who are organized for a common purpose.

The scout troop went camping in the national park.

A large number or crowd.

A troop of fans gathered outside the stadium to see their favorite team.

verb

To gather in a group; to march or travel together.

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.

A group of friends or associates.

I'm heading out with my troop this weekend.

A crowd or large group.

There was a huge troop of fans at the concert.