Thesaurus / trooped
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synonyms for trooped
- go down
- tread
- dance
- skip
- tiptoe
- stride
- walk
- advance
- traipse
- ambulate
- descend
- ascend
- mince
- pace
- prance
- hoof
- trip
- troop
- go backward
- go forward
- go up
- move backward
- move forward
- trudge
- strut
- plod
- lumber
- prance
- roam
- meander
- amble
- wander
- stroll
- traverse
- march
- parade
- pace
- hike
- tour
- promenade
- stride
- step
- troop
- rove
- shuffle
- gad
- trek
- ambulate
- knock about
- go on foot
- take a walk
- travel on foot
- trample
- squash
- traipse
- march
- subdue
- stride
- stamp
- hike
- trudge
- ambulate
- plod
- repress
- crush
- pace
- step
- tramp
- quell
- foot
- subjugate
- hoof
- oppress
- suppress
- troop
- step on
- stamp on
- trek
- run
- parade
- lead
- trudge
- hike
- saunter
- stride
- step
- race
- escort
- roam
- go
- shuffle
- strut
- amble
- wander
- stroll
- traverse
- stump
- file
- patrol
- toddle
- shamble
- traipse
- tread
- plod
- tramp
- slog
- pad
- exercise
- canter
- march
- scuff
- leg
- promenade
- ambulate
- prance
- foot
- advance
- perambulate
- pace
- tour
- lumber
- stalk
- troop
- rove
- meander
- hit the road
- knock about
- locomote
- go on foot
- hoof it
- take a walk
- travel on foot
- wend one's way
- bear
- bunch
- bundle
- cluster
- congest
- congregate
- cram
- crush
- deluge
- elbow
- flock
- gather
- huddle
- jam
- load
- mass
- mob
- muster
- pack
- pile
- push
- ram
- shove
- squash
- squeeze
- squish
- stream
- stuff
- surge
- swamp
- swarm
- throng
- troop
- chock
- justle
- overcrowd
- pack like sardines
- sardine
- top off
- pack 'em in
- throng
- swamp
- stream
- congest
- cluster
- deluge
- gather
- huddle
- swarm
- congregate
- pile
- flock
- squeeze
- pack
- bundle
- squish
- shove
- muster
- ram
- squash
- bear
- surge
- crush
- elbow
- jam
- mass
- troop
- push
- bunch
- jam-pack
- overcrowd
- sardine
- chock
- justle
- pack like sardines
- top off
- pack 'em in
- blast off
- quit
- pull out
- vacate
- retire
- evacuate
- go
- exit
- remove
- withdraw
- escape
- abandon
- disappear
- absent
- abdicate
- migrate
- troop
- secede
- start
- part
- decamp
- split
- scram
- vanish
- emigrate
- desert
- tergiversate
- perish
- beat it
- cut out
- hit the road
- sally forth
- shove off
- cut and run
- get away
- git
- go away
- go forth
- hit the bricks
- hit the trail
- make a break
- march out
- move on
- move out
- say goodbye
- set forth
- slip away
- start out
- take leave
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How to use trooped in a sentence
A big marquee of striped canvas had been erected; the guests trooped into it.
THE PIT TOWN CORONET, VOLUME II (OF 3)CHARLES JAMES WILLS"I think Genevieve is going to be a suffragette," observed Tilly, cheerfully, as they trooped into the hotel together.
THE SUNBRIDGE GIRLS AT SIX STAR RANCHELEANOR H. (ELEANOR HODGMAN) PORTERThe young folk trooped out after Ben through the long, covered passage to the rear door of the Red Mill.
RUTH FIELDING AT COLLEGEALICE B. EMERSONAs Liggett and the men trooped down to the airlock, Kent turned back toward his superior.
THE SARGASSO OF SPACEEDMOND HAMILTON"Don't be long," said Mrs. Edward Crampton to her husband as the wives trooped out.
THE NEW MACHIAVELLIHERBERT GEORGE WELLSDown trooped all the five little monkeys, Mappo was the first to reach his cocoanut.
MAPPO, THE MERRY MONKEYRICHARD BARNUMWith shouts of "salaamat" (welcome) the happy Sadongers trooped to the water-front to greet their chief.
THE ARGUS PHEASANTJOHN CHARLES BEECHAMThe reserve squad trooped in leisurely with the playing-cards in their hands and with their pipes in their mouths.
GALLEGHER AND OTHER STORIESRICHARD HARDING DAVISIn a disappointed fashion, the six of them trooped off into the darkness and vanished to mortal eyes.
PAGAN PASSIONSGORDON RANDALL GARRETTKing generously supplied the deficit, and the six trooped into the drug store, and each selected a favorite flavor.
MARJORIE'S BUSY DAYSCAROLYN WELLS