troopship
troopship
Definition
troop·ship (tro̵̅o̅p′s̸hip′)
noun
a ship for carrying troops; transport
troopship
Synonyms
troopship
n.
troopship
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- board: It was an honor for us, being the first contingent of British troops to board an American troopship.
- escort: We escorted the troopships for a couple of days, finally being relieved by our fellow cruiser, HMS Glasgow.
- sink: A second attack by all available aircraft sinks two troopships, inflicting heavy losses on enemy forces.
- become: She became a troopship in 1915 and carried troops from Australia to Suez.
Adjective modifier
- American: It was an honor for us, being the first contingent of British troops to board an American troopship.
- English: This wreck is believed to be an English Troopship.
- British: Born on a british troopship " Ocean " on January 23, 1822, he died in USA January 16, 1891.
Modifies a noun
- duty: In September 1939 she was requisitioned for troopship duties.
Browse dictionary entries near troopship
- troostite
- trop
- tropaeolin
- tropaeolum
- -tropal
- trope
- -trope
- trophallaxis
- trophic
- -trophic
