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".
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.