Troopship

An automobile with an unusually high passenger capacity (Crown Victoria, Club Wagon, Mega Cab, Caprice) that is typically used for loading up a whole bunch of buddies to pursue mayhem.

Ben: Remember when we all piled into Tony's Troopship and went to the park?
Johnny: Naw, man, I was already drunk and stoned...I hope I had fun!
Ben: Yeah, ex-cop cars are awesome!
Johnny: As long as the law enforcement is removed.

by darthenstein January 16, 2014

Thoops

The action of hitting something out of ones hand.

OI MATE IMMA THOOPS THAT SHIT OUT YOUR HAND

by Hatingithere October 13, 2020

Spook Troops

(1) A military soldier who was suffering from PTSD
(2) Overzealous self-righteous black military Soldier.
(3) a military soldier that pleads as a conscientious objector to avoid war

During the 1970s a Lot of Spook troops
After they fall in the Vietnamese jungle would plead as a conscientious objector to war because they were afraid to die

by EmJayee October 5, 2017

rainbow of troops

An equal distribution of the remaining types of fictional troops.Used in role playing or online games where players control armies.

When I attacked Athens I used 40 K or archers and a rainbow of troops.

by Venomously Beetch October 20, 2010

Sending out the Troops

Another euphemism for male masturbation used by Beavis in an episode of "Beavis and Butthead".

Down time at boot camp was commonly spent sending out the troops.

by A Stalwart Clone May 25, 2006

TWOOP

TWOOP... Two Hoops or Twin Hoops
When you use 2 hula hoops at the same time

I am a Twooper (a hula hooper that plays with twin hoops, two hoops)
If you are a Hula Hooper & you have Two hoops then you could say you are a TWOOPer and you TWOOP and you go out TWOOPing.
"Hey let's go out Twooping in the park and practice some new Twoop moves!"
"Wow those moves were Twoop-tastic"

by JuJu26 May 14, 2015

deploy some troops

another term for taking a dump, probably more so appropriate in a military setting. See also amphibious assault and bombing mission.

I have to go deploy some troops before the meeting starts.

by DocP October 20, 2006