Associations to the word «Trooper»
Noun
- Starship
- Huber
- Carbine
- Pax
- Clone
- Cavalry
- Dragoon
- Custer
- Bayonet
- Hussar
- Visor
- Platoon
- Corporal
- Patrol
- Cobra
- Yeomanry
- Samurai
- Helmet
- Saber
- Stirrup
- Speeding
- Medic
- Guardsman
- Sergeant
- Volley
- Airlock
- Ovum
- Saddle
- Raj
- Rifle
- Armor
- Horseman
- Selma
- Contingent
- Sabre
- Terran
- Moss
- Alaska
- Lancer
- Wounded
- Rourke
- Boer
- Swearing
- Rifleman
- Gallop
- Uniform
- Bugle
- Turnpike
- Guards
- Skirmish
- Gunner
- Horseback
- Revolver
- Muzzle
- Barracks
- Detachment
- Scabbard
- Slug
- Enforcement
- Mcguire
- Bridle
- Squad
- Handgun
- Storm
- Escort
- Potts
- Comrade
- Intercom
- Butt
- Hoof
- Gauntlet
- Barricade
- Jeep
- Sentry
- Pistol
- Gallantry
- Grenade
Adjective
Wiktionary
TROOPER, noun. (military) A soldier of private rank in cavalry or armour. Abbreviated Tpr.
TROOPER, noun. A cavalry horse; charger.
TROOPER, noun. A soldier.
TROOPER, noun. (British) A troopship.
TROOPER, noun. (US) A state trooper.
TROOPER, noun. (Australia) A mounted policeman.
TROOPER, noun. One who endures adversity or hardship with an attitude of stoicism and persistence.
Dictionary definition
TROOPER, noun. A soldier in a motorized army unit.
TROOPER, noun. A mounted policeman.
TROOPER, noun. A state police officer.
TROOPER, noun. A soldier mounted on horseback; "a cavalryman always takes good care of his mount".
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