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Often used in the same context:
parading,
striding,
trudging,
trooping,
strolling,
massed,
waltzing,
storming,
descending,
chanting,
converging,
danced,
protesting,
cheering,
saluting,
walking,
snaked,
moving,
rallying,
sauntering,
strutting,
waving,
flag waving,
heading,
prancing,
congregating,
stampeding,
inching,
trekked,
clopping,
promenaded,
swarming,
sallied,
hoofing,
slogging,
dispersing,
thundered,
straggled,
ambled,
barreling,
zipping,
pedaling,
trundling,
pushing,
slinking,
picketing,
galloping,
chugging,
bivouacked,
trotting,
rumbling,
tramped,
thronged,
sashay,
wended,
meandered,
waddling,
jaunted,
hurrying,
clomp,
singing,
zigzagging,
honking,
besieging,
bounding,
herded,
encamping,
blockading,
pelting,
bussed,
clapping,
unfurling,
creeping,
scooting,
caroled,
trampling,
plodded,
arrayed,
rampaging,
gathered,
streamed,
bopping,
roared,
escorting,
encircled,
massacring,
shouting,
flocking,
tootled,
sprinting,
jackbooted,
sieg,
wafting,
barricading,
strumming,
circling,
crawling,
running,
resounded,
jogged,
swaggered,
serenading,
travelling,
tramping,
rowing,
paddling,
hammering,
patrolling,
rolling,
chopping,
climb,
marches,
passing,
rubbing,
climbing,
dragging,
riding,
talking,
watching,
beating,
boiling,
come,
follow,
ligious,
martial,
roll,
angelic,
bardic,
battle,
blackfeet,
choir,
coming,
contemplative,
crusading,
forecastle,
jazzy,
knightly,
numbered,
ojibway,
ojibwe
More specific:
goose step,
promenade,
quick march,
routemarch
Appears in the definition of:
.,
before,
cadenced,
close-order drill,
close order,
double-quick,
double time,
drill instructor,
drill master,
drum major,
drum majorette,
fife,
file in,
goose step,
line of march,
lockstep,
march,
marching music,
marching order,
martial music,
military drill,
military march,
military music,
military pace,
parade,
protest march,
quick march,
quick time,
unison
More general:
walk,
walking
Synonyms:
march,
moving
Also try:
— Adjectives for marching:
hard,
counter,
rapid,
much,
constant,
more,
long,
continuous,
incessant,
heavy,
slow,
more...
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