# trooping

Pronunciation: say "TROOP-ing" US /ˈtɹupɪŋ/, UK /ˈtɹuːpɪŋ/

## Verb

1. Present participle and gerund of troop. — present participle and gerund of troop
   - Simple: Present participle and gerund of troop. Use it for many people moving or walking together.
   - _Fans were trooping out of the stadium long before the final whistle._
   - _After an hour of trooping from gallery to gallery, the tour group finally sat down for lunch._

## Noun

2. The act of marching together as part of a troop.
   - Simple: The act of marching together as one group.
   - _The ceremony closed with a trooping of the regimental flags past the reviewing stand._
   - _The festival schedule lists speeches, fireworks and two flag troopings on the town square._

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