Trooper

/ˈtruːpər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A soldier in a cavalry or armored unit.

The trooper bravely charged into battle with his fellow soldiers.

A state police officer.

The trooper pulled over the speeding car on the highway.

A member of a professional, hard-working group, especially one who works steadfastly in difficult conditions.

Despite the bad weather, the team showed their dedication like true troopers.

Middle English, from Middle French 'troupe' meaning 'a group or company of soldiers'.

no trooper

Refers to someone who does not endure hardship well.

good trooper

A person who perseveres through difficulties.

trooper on

To continue on bravely despite challenges.

cavalry

Soldiers who fight on horseback.

infantry

Soldiers who fight on foot.

police

Civil officers who enforce the law.

A person who is tough and enduring.

He's a real trooper, always pushing through the pain.

A friend who supports you no matter the situation.

Thanks for being a trooper and helping me move!