trooped
Walked as one
Trooped is the past tense of troop, meaning to move together in a group: The children trooped into the classroom.
The word suggests orderly or unified movement, often with a hint of reluctance or routine: We trooped back to our desks after lunch.
It can also mean to assemble or gather: Supporters trooped to the rally.
Walked in procession
- filedOrganized for retrieval
- paradedDisplayed in procession
- streamedFlowed steadily forth
- flockedGathered in crowds
poured · surged · walked · proceeded · advanced · shuffled · tramped · trudged
marched
Walked in procession
flocked · poured · surged · walked · proceeded · advanced · shuffled · tramped · trudged · strode
soldiers
Military personnel who fight
squadron · brigade · corps · infantry · cavalry · garrison · barracks · formation · drill · ranks
crowd
Large public gathering
band · pack · flock · herd · swarm · mob · multitude · gathering · assembly · cluster
troopedscattered
Spread irregularly about
dispersed · straggled · scrambled · milled about · split up
- swore like a trooperUsed constant vulgar language
- state troopersRegional highway law officers
- storm troopersAggressive front-line soldiers
- ground troopsSoldiers operating on land
- scout troopsYouth outdoor organizations
- support the troopsAdvocate for soldiers' welfare