1. (military) soldiers collectively
   "he feared the rallying of their troops for a counterattack";
   - military personnel, soldiery

1. A group of soldiers
   "A troop of soldiers patrolled the border"
    
2. A cavalry unit corresponding to an infantry company
   "The cavalry troop charged across the battlefield"
    
3. A unit of Girl or Boy Scouts
   "The scout troop went on a camping trip to earn their wilderness badges";
   - scout troop, scout group
    
4. An orderly crowd
   "a troop of children";
   - flock
    
5. A group of animals, especially primates
   "A troop of baboons"

1. March in a procession in a public place
   "the veterans trooped down the street";
   - parade, promenade
    
2. Move or march as if in a crowd
   "They children trooped into the room"

Sounds like: troop, ttroops, t

Type of: army unit, crowd, force, march, personnel, process, social unit, unit

Part of: army unit, cavalry

Encyclopedia: Troops