TROOLIE | • TROOLIE n. (Tupi) an Amazonian palm tree, aka bussu; its immense leaf, also TROELIE, TROELY. |
TROOLIES | • TROOLIE n. (Tupi) an Amazonian palm tree, aka bussu; its immense leaf, also TROELIE, TROELY. |
TROOP | • troop n. (Collective) A collection of people; a number; a multitude (in general). • troop n. (Military) A small unit of cavalry or armour commanded by a captain, corresponding to a platoon or company… • troop n. A detachment of soldiers or police, especially horse artillery, armour, or state troopers. |
TROOPED | • trooped v. Simple past tense and past participle of troop. • TROOP v. to move in a crowd. |
TROOPER | • trooper n. (Military) A soldier of private rank in cavalry or armour. • trooper n. (Military) A cavalry horse; a charger. • trooper n. (Military) A soldier. |
TROOPERS | • troopers n. Plural of trooper. • troopers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of trooper. • TROOPER n. a cavalryman. |
TROOPIAL | • troopial n. Archaic form of troupial. • TROOPIAL n. any of various American orioles, also TROUPIAL. |
TROOPIALS | • troopials n. Plural of troopial. • TROOPIAL n. any of various American orioles, also TROUPIAL. |
TROOPING | • trooping v. Present participle of troop. • trooping n. The act of marching in a troop. • TROOP v. to move in a crowd. |
TROOPS | • troops n. Plural of troop. • troops n. Military personnel in uniform. • troops v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of troop. |
TROOPSHIP | • troopship n. A ship used to transport military troops. • TROOPSHIP n. a ship for carrying troops. |
TROOPSHIPS | • troopships n. Plural of troopship. • TROOPSHIP n. a ship for carrying troops. |
TROOSTITE | • troostite n. (Mineralogy) The mineral willemite. • TROOSTITE n. a reddish or greyish variety of willemite. |
TROOSTITES | • troostites n. Plural of troostite. • TROOSTITE n. a reddish or greyish variety of willemite. |
TROOZ | • trooz n. (Scotland) short trousers, trews. • TROOZ n. (Scots) close-cut tartan drawers sometimes worn under the kilt in Highland dress, also TREWS, TROUSE. |