n. 1 a group of soldiers; 2 a unit of girl or boy scouts; 3 an orderly crowd; v. march in a procession
The troops were under martial law.
The troops were under martial law.
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The commissariat contracted the farmer to supply beef to the troops.
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Why did troops not fight on holy days?
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What river did General Washington and his troops cross on December 26, 1776?
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Sales mounted after the price decreased. OR Mounted troops quelled the battle.
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Who led the French troops in the crusade to regain Saint Doninque?
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The troops were stationed in a defensible position.
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What did the Union troops put in the land between the hill and the field which the Southern troops would have to cross during an invasion?
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The sergeants ordered the troops to salute.
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Which French leader sent a large fleet of ships and troops to regain control of Saint Doninque?
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What did the troops call the flag?
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The troops planned to infiltrate the enemy lines.
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The troops scaled the walls of the fort. OR We scaled the Mont Blanc.
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The sniper held off the advance until more troops could arrive.
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The U.S. must redeploy their troops in the Middle East.
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group of soldiers; military personnel; group of people
individual civilian
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soup's
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