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Often used in the same context:
thronged,
flocking,
marching,
straggle,
parading,
trudging,
congregated,
descended,
hurrying,
queuing,
trekked,
alighting,
ambled,
strolled,
agog,
pouring,
sauntering,
strode,
trickling,
scurrying,
flitting,
trundling,
promenaded,
decamping,
togged,
wafting,
clopping,
trotting,
teeming,
arriving,
bussed,
lining,
bedecked,
jaunting,
venturing,
tramped,
caparisoned,
waltzing,
ferrying,
garlanding,
storming,
disgorging,
junketing,
clomp,
beckon,
journeying,
slogging,
murmuring,
traipse,
slinking,
wandered,
hopping,
sallied,
mingled,
chorused,
gabbling,
hotfooted,
jampacked,
heading,
waddling,
meandered,
swanning,
gambol,
stampeding,
peeped,
massing,
hooting,
gathered,
swarmed,
encamp,
raiding,
deserted,
requisitioned,
scudding,
gallivanting,
herded,
barged,
skulk,
bursting,
besieging,
carting,
goggling,
greeted,
ululate,
popping,
summoning,
snaking,
fraternise,
tarrying,
scampering,
camped,
zipping,
chattered,
escorted,
jetted,
resounded,
quailing,
deputing,
tinkled,
perambulating,
pelting,
chivvy,
travelling,
billions,
conferences,
convoys,
enlistments,
minutes,
parades,
passing,
rowing,
waltzes,
arabian,
arpeggios,
bereft,
blush,
camels,
caravans,
changing,
chopping,
busy,
festive,
gloomiest,
longest,
palmy,
pilgrim,
short,
shorter,
stormiest,
uneventful,
whaling,
ague,
anglosaxon,
atlantic,
auspicious,
biedermeier,
bleak,
bleaker,
bleakest,
breaking
Also try:
— Adjectives for trooping:
annual,
more,
devout,
young,
formal,
swift,
endless,
many,
southward,
light,
first,
more...
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