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Noun
A group of people or animals of a particular kind
Soldiers or armed forces
(
typically of people
)
Describing a big collective group
Staff or workers collectively, especially for a given organization
A formal procession of people walking, on horseback, or riding in vehicles
Verb
To march on
To move in numbers
To move in a crowd
To walk at a steady speed, especially without a particular destination and as an expression of anxiety or annoyance
To crowd into a place, especially to fill it
To leave a place, often for another
… more ▼
▲
Noun
▲
A group of people or animals of a particular kind
company
band
body
group
crowd
gang
gathering
drove
pack
troupe
unit
assemblage
flock
horde
multitude
squad
swarm
bevvy
UK
bevy
US
bunch
contingent
crew
party
throng
host
team
army
corps
stream
cohort
detachment
detail
herd
mob
patrol
posse
gaggle
load
assembly
collection
combatants
delegation
forces
legion
number
outfit
servicemen
troopers
troops
fighting men
brigade
platoon
squadron
set
division
battalion
force
cluster
regiment
section
array
coterie
clique
organization
US
circle
lot
press
organisation
UK
congregation
mass
crush
battery
formation
clan
knot
ring
community
cadre
rout
garrison
scrum
faction
network
huddle
covey
cram
commando
fraternity
league
club
batch
bike
tribe
coven
cell
fellowship
brotherhood
syndicate
society
association
partnership
alliance
camp
order
consort
klatch
klatsch
sodality
working party
dream team
union
federation
firm
flight
fold
block
clump
rabble
sea
myriad
crop
bloc
jam
boodle
concourse
parcel
turnout
aggregation
line-up
muster
push
lineup
workers
ballet
theater group
concert party
touring company
guild
coalition
galaxy
cabal
consortium
house
cartel
confederation
institution
column
affiliation
ensemble
sisterhood
sorority
confederacy
confraternity
shift
theater company
military unit
conspiracy
task force
selection
retinue
pool
combine
trust
pile
grouping
shower
combo
zoo
staff
sect
complement
combination
Mafia
meeting
fleet
large crowd
special force
large group
deluge
masses
scores
brood
vocation
service
business
enterprise
many people
subdivision
nye
aircrew
junta
racket
barrage
military force
shoal
score
wing
cloud
employees
school
blowout
flood
constellation
clutch
convention
lads
concern
interest
establishment
side
junto
monopoly
military division
setup
control
wolf pack
vast number
denomination
sector
passel
cast
duty
sellout
everybody
in-group
fatigue
assignment
ruck
in-crowd
system
set-up
reserves
body of people
guard
corporation
one
thing
building block
entirety
totality
total
trio
panel
partners
foursome
string
players
armada
escadrille
stable
personnel
core
crowd of people
shop
horses
actors
performers
rally
convocation
conference
ingathering
conclave
wad
slew
surge
get-together
convergence
kitchen police
nucleus
soldiers
armed forces
cooperative
class
wayfarers
voyagers
travellers
UK
explorers
officers
KP
board
key group
uncontrolled throng
institute
amalgamation
merger
congress
conglomerate
chamber
council
stock company
acting company
repertory company
hard core
small group
consociation
expedition
travelers
US
kinship
college
axis
family
compact
gild
lodge
rat pack
tie-in
private club
menagerie
schism
caucus
camarilla
insiders
crew members
flight personnel
flight attendants
cabin crew
flight crew
agency
meet
entente
hui
runanga
megacorp
bundle
lobby
operation
confluence
stockpile
office
bureau
inner circle
chain
moiety
connection
forum
audience
branch
co-partnership
splinter group
social organization
powwow
copartnership
synod
offshoot
following
faith
multinational
pressure group
machine
ginger group
coming together
coffee klatch
hookup
confab
sit-in
foregathering
hit squad
galère
social set
social circle
task group
TF
vigilante
venture
undertaking
practice
federacy
ranks
crème de la crème
social club
group of friends
triad
men
group of men
composite
accumulation
minority
assortment
Bund
bracket
franchise
movement
agglomeration
aggregate
ingroup
elite
cronies
comrades
intimates
companions
mobilisation
UK
mobilization
US
industry
arm
circuit
loop
race
clambake
syndication
alignment
whole lot
suite
sum
integrality
clubhouse
concord
profession
trade
gens
sept
minority group
fringe movement
design
public-interest group
intrigue
multinational organization
ainga
ngai
cooperation
the whole kit and caboodle
the whole enchilada
search party
relatives
relations
subculture
subgroup
folks
culture
collaboration
multiple
caboodle
relationship
tribunal
committee
government
dictatorship
leadership
cabinet
regime
legal entity
large company
shell
business organization
corporate body
octopus
jungle
people
congeries
conflux
cattle
tumult
baseball club
liaison
roundup
symposium
companionship
relation
mandem
great unwashed
jamboree
linkup
conventicle
function
rank and file
intersection
session
assembled group
parley
tweetup
reunion
rendezvous
junction
meetup
summit
social function
affair
tryst
concentration
togetherness
conjunction
chumminess
friendship
strategic partnership
tie-up
participation
cahoots
joint venture
military government
legislative body
nine
roster
cult
persuasion
communion
creed
religion
church
religious order
religious group
religious cult
faith community
ball club
schismatic group
school of thought
heretical movement
schismatic church
schismatic religion
more ❯
“A
troop
of seven boars runs single-file across the hill.”
Noun
▲
Soldiers or armed forces
men
military
soldiers
armed forces
army
colours
UK
colors
US
service
servicemen
soldiery
services
service men
fighting men
service women
forces
militia
navy
troops
marines
special forces
servicepeople
air force
military establishment
force
armed services
military service
defence
UK
defense
US
color
US
colour
UK
security forces
armed service
armament
military forces
defense force
defense forces
fighting machine
“
Troop
cuts.”
Noun
▲
(
typically of people
)
Describing a big collective group
crowd
group
mass
assembly
conflux
congeries
meet
organisation
UK
organization
US
party
deluge
scores
sellout
confluence
cloud
cattle
blowout
Noun
▲
Staff or workers collectively, especially for a given organization
personnel
workforce
staff
manpower
employees
workers
help
force
crew
pool
team
labour
UK
labourers
UK
workmen
people
group
liveware
corps
labor
US
organisation
UK
organization
US
laborers
US
faculty
office
recruits
members
cadre
troops
shop
helpers
meatware
peopleware
labor force
human resources
wage-earners
labour force
hired hands
rank and file
work force
working people
men and women
blue-collar workers
hands on deck
human resource
payroll
hands
subordinate
underling
cast
apprentices
agents
operator
attendants
interns
officers
assistants
operatives
operative
jobholders
servants
deputies
man
hirelings
paysheet
body
staff member
member of staff
office workers
hired help
white-collar workers
labor pool
factory floor
hired person
trained workers
hired gun
working stiff
hired man
foot soldier
company person
member of the workforce
job-holders
shop floor
members of staff
operators
artisans
peons
craftsmen
mechanics
representatives
underlings
staffs
wage earners
roustabouts
foot soldiers
retainers
employes
tradesmen
journeymen
rouseabouts
craftspersons
khalasis
artificers
workforces
mazdoors
resources
worker
proletariat
proletarians
breadwinners
stiffs
serfs
men
blue collar
hard hat
working class
manual workers
aides
farmhands
navvies
drudges
mechanicals
craftswomen
tradespersons
workwomen
subordinates
nine-to-fivers
peasants
traders
salespersons
slaves
domestics
cogs
toilers
workhorses
clerks
dogsbodies
desk jockeys
hired guns
engineers
machinists
drivers
technicians
insiders
participants
gangers
hodmen
manual laborers
day labourers
diggers
cottiers
kanakas
menials
cottars
handcraftsmen
handicraftsmen
handworkers
handicrafters
crafters
collaborators
mates
allies
bands
supporters
partners
helpmates
pools
adjutants
colleagues
parties
outfits
abettors
grunts
longshoremen
stevedores
dockhands
dockworkers
dockers
workingwomen
workingmen
rousters
working girls
migrant workers
maistry
crewmen
field hands
sailors
workpersons
more ❯
Noun
▲
A formal procession of people walking, on horseback, or riding in vehicles
cavalcade
train
caravan
motorcade
parade
procession
column
armada
carcade
file
fleet
line
march
crocodile
march-past
retinue
array
convoy
drill
promenade
review
spectacle
march past
band
group
assemblage
company
safari
campers
expedition
string
queue
row
wagon train
camel train
pack train
chain
range
rank
lineup
tier
list
cue
echelon
series
succession
sequence
order
progression
bank
stream
consecution
cortege
trail
concatenation
course
cycle
suite
set
run
level
cordon
arrangement
layer
storey
tail
following
entourage
yatra
mas
jatha
plane
stratum
deck
floor
cortège
autocade
wave
story
battery
streak
scale
formation
strip
hierarchy
tattoo
landing
length
concours
muster
platoon
escort
lane
catalog
US
block
connection
linkup
axis
catalogue
UK
barrier
spate
rash
round
backup
breadline
ring
party
catenation
catena
wake
nexus
thread
outbreak
sequel
track
suit
chapter
alternation
continuity
tailback
posse
demonstration
movement
demo
pageant
gradation
obstacle
circle
obstruction
barricade
picket line
stage
more ❯
Verb
▲
To march on
march
crowd
flock
stream
file
straggle
swarm
throng
walk
parade
spill
surge
traipse
rush
stride
pace
trail
funnel
snake
walk in single file
flow
press
flood
pour
teem
seethe
herd
walk in a line
walk in line
pass in formation
go in large numbers
proceed in a line
walk behind one another
promenade
stomp
process
tramp
hike
tread
trudge
dash
jog
zoom
step
footslog
slog
range
yomp
move
patrol
stalk
pound
storm
swagger
barge
drill
space
debouch
boot
leg it
hoof it
step out
pound the pavement
hightail it
tear along
more ❯
“They had already lost three times to their visitors this season and they were three down as they
trooped
off at half time to loud booing.”
Verb
▲
To move in numbers
congregate
gather
move
rally
come together
get together
Verb
▲
To move in a crowd
plod
trail
tramp
trudge
schlep
traipse
drag oneself
drag yourself
“By the time he was
trooping
back for the second half, news had filtered through that Middlesbrough were 2-0 up at Leicester.”
Verb
▲
To walk at a steady speed, especially without a particular destination and as an expression of anxiety or annoyance
pace
march
meander
roam
walk
maunder
ramble
rove
mooch
patrol
stroll
ambulate
stray
wander
hoof
step
straggle
drift
gallop
stride
cruise
parade
stravaig
tramp
saunter
tread
file
pound
tootle
traverse
canter
cross
pootle
gallivant
prowl
trot
gad
mosey
traipse
foot it
march up and down
walk up and down
walk back and forth
walk to and fro
promenade
trudge
hike
plod
go
pad
amble
prance
strut
trek
move
advance
foot
proceed
perambulate
shuffle
leg it
slog
hoof it
knock about
tour
lumber
go on foot
travel on foot
trample
stamp
stomp
bat
range
float
galavant
mince
trip
tiptoe
skip
descend
ascend
gad about
kick around
schlep
take a walk
go up
go down
press on
go forward
move forward
go by foot
process
pass in formation
go in columns
march in review
footslog
toddle
yomp
step out
shamble
stalk
scuff
locomote
stump
race
make your way
take a turn
plod on
take the air
wend one's way
stretch one's legs
hit the road
peregrinate
bimble
go walkabout
tromp
dawdle
jaunt
circumambulate
potter
vagabond
globe-trot
knock around
go for a walk
follow one's nose
travel
journey
swan
coast
roll
mill round
circumnutate
mill around
walk the tracks
mill about
mooch around
sashay
hopscotch
streel
putter
backpack
dally
circumlocute
ankle
get some exercise
trail
mope
linger
loiter
get some air
percolate
goose step
clump
striddle
drill
patter
pitter-patter
divagate
walk purposefully
move aimlessly
wander aimlessly
get off the point
go off at a tangent
get sidetracked
stooge
tarry
take a stroll
trill
ooze
go for a stroll
swing
go for a constitutional
stretch your legs
make one's way
bum
sweep
explore
scour
trek through
bum around
struggle along
encompass
search
pass over
make circuit
hit the trail
reconnoiter
US
spread through
reconnoitre
UK
voyage
boogie
walk casually
gander
progress
exodus
pass
transition
migrate
take a trip
venture
push on
set out
set forth
wayfare
globetrot
depart
zigzag
wind
clamber
bat around
bat back and forth
more ❯
Verb
▲
To crowd into a place, especially to fill it
throng
crowd
cram
pack
flock
fill
jam
mob
bunch
congregate
herd
swarm
converge
press
cram into
inundate
pack into
swamp
hem in
mill around
press into
squeeze into
swarm around
gather
mass
huddle
cluster
muster
stream
group
collect
assemble
convene
rally
rendezvous
amass
meet
come together
get together
mill
foregather
stuff
load
heap
brim
charge
pile
ram
bear
chock
elbow
sardine
crush
squash
overcrowd
surge
push
squeeze
deluge
bundle
squish
shove
justle
congest
jam-pack
pack 'em in
pack like sardines
top off
overfill
convoke
teem
overrun
fill to overflowing
gang up
concentrate
pile up
forgather
occupy all of
overflow
congress
mobilize
US
mobilise
UK
gather together
crowd into
flock together
meet up
hang out
gather round
corral
unite
associate
hive
stack
band together
bunch up
gang around
cram full
congregate in
pour in
cluster together
squash into
make the scene
fill up
collect together
bunch inside
rush
seethe
jam into
lade
pervade
reunite
stock
occupy
conglomerate
concenter
US
pile into
flock to
flock into
pull together
show up
hang around
concentre
UK
besiege
raise
stick
overload
shoehorn
thrust
drive
organize
US
descend into
stuff to the gills
fill to the brim
force into
merge
join
harmonise
UK
harmonize
US
connect
pull
mingle
round up
compile
consort
combine
collate
organise
UK
link
line up
brigade
form
aggroup
wedge into
stuff into
bend
powwow
consult
parley
discuss
cower
confer
hug
set about
wedge
jostle
huddle up
press close
crowd together
draw together
throng together
snuggle up
sandwich
wedge oneself
force one's way
accumulate
more ❯
Verb
▲
To leave a place, often for another
depart
leave
go
retreat
evacuate
exit
part
decamp
retire
escape
withdraw
bolt
desert
flee
bail
begone
scoot
scram
skedaddle
split
vacate
vamoose
abdicate
book
disappear
flit
get
move
quit
scarper
vanish
abandon
emigrate
fly
git
migrate
remove
repair
sally
absent
advance
proceed
start
walk out
be off
go off
set off
set out
take off
beat it
clear out
get away
go away
go forth
head off
set forth
bail out
beat a retreat
bug off
bug out
buzz off
clear off
hightail it
make off
pack off
pack up
push on
run along
run away
run off
shove off
slip away
take your leave
blast off
get going
make a break
make an exit
move off
move on
move out
pack your bags
peel off
pike off
pike out
pull out
take leave
absent oneself
absent yourself
abstract oneself
hit the road
hit the trail
make oneself scarce
push off
say goodbye
break camp
cut and run
dig out
hook it
make tracks
march out
rack off
sally forth
up sticks
betake oneself
bog off
cut out
step along
hit the bricks
get off
slope off
say one's goodbyes
be on one's way
pack one's bags
sling one's hook
take a hike
abscond
take a powder
get out
light out
take flight
start out
hightail
do a bunk
run
get lost
beat a hasty retreat
make a run for it
make a break for it
scat
fly the coop
run for it
embark
do a disappearing act
voetsak
do a runner
head for the hills
hamba
check out
blow
shoo
show a clean pair of heels
sling your hook
make yourself scarce
hop it
sod off
avaunt
skip
peel out
leg it
get under way
nick off
go jump in the lake
turn tail
withdraw from
set sail
make a quick exit
go and jump in the lake
be on your way
break
get along
naff off
haul off
steal away
break out
take French leave
depart from
abscond from
make
move along
skip off
make a getaway
exit from
escape from
make a move
pull stakes
be off with you
take it on the lam
lam
forsake
on your bike
skidoo
clear
travel
head
make a start
move away
set forward
adjourn
go away from
move out of
relocate
sneak away
duck out
go out
avoid
shun
evade
haul away
pull away
go AWOL
fall back
take to your heels
hurry
do a moonlight flit
be gone from
go on the lam
go through
shoot through
walk off
sail
pull out of
break out of
retire from
draw away
take wing
make one's getaway
back out
take yourself off
strike out
hotfoot it
tear away
drag away
recede
separate
dash
pass
defect
elope
hie
break free
hotfoot
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