troop out

A term meaning the current or future process of leaving. It usually signifies leaving one area for another.

This term can be used over one subject or plural. It can also be used in past tense.

The term "troop" could also replace "peace", as it expresses the process or act of leaving.

"I'm off the clock; Its time to troop out to the club!"

"Our electricity just got cut off. We're going to troop out to the nearest store for batteries and candles until we get the situation fixed."

"It's late. It's time to troop out."

"Jack trooped out a long time ago. I think he went to his girl's house."

"I'm out. Troop!"

by K!NGSL@NG December 21, 2009

Trop Out

When a patient, who is classified as a R/O myocardial infarction, is in the process of completing, or has completed, three troponin lab draws.

Ms. Philips came in with 3/10 chest pain last night. The plan is to trop out and possibly discharge today after her stress test.

by samdiego November 23, 2009

troon out

Used to describe someone who has become transgender, especially if they have undergone surgery.

Bruce Jenner decided to troon out. I didn't even know he was sick.

by Slang_handler May 27, 2025

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