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Welcome to this guide on the best words that rhyme with troops!
Here you’ll find the top 24 words and phrases for rhyming the word ‘troops’ .
Pretty cool huh?
Let’s get started…
Words That Rhyme With Troops
- Coops – Short for “chicken coops,” structures used to house chickens or other poultry.
- Coupes – A type of car with a closed body and two doors, typically designed for two passengers.
- Droops – To sag or hang down, often used in reference to plants or facial expressions.
- Dukes – A title of nobility, or a slang term for fists.
- Dupes – A person who is easily fooled or deceived, or a verb meaning to deceive or trick.
- Flukes – A stroke of good luck, or a type of parasitic flatworm.
- Fuchs – A surname of German origin.
- Groups – A collection of people or things that are considered together.
- Hoopes – A surname of Dutch origin.
- Hoops – A circular object made of wood or plastic used in various games and sports.
- Jukes – A type of rock formation, or a slang term for a jukebox.
- Loops – A shape or pattern that curves back around itself, or a verb meaning to form such a shape or pattern.
- Lukes – A name of Greek origin meaning “light.”
- Nukes – Short for “nuclear weapons,” or a verb meaning to destroy with nuclear weapons.
- Oops – An expression of apology or regret for a mistake or accident.
- Rebukes – To scold or reprimand someone, often for a wrongdoing.
- Scoops – A tool used to pick up or transfer small amounts of materials, or a verb meaning to do so.
- Sloops – A type of sailing boat with one mast and a fore-and-aft rig.
- Soups – A liquid dish typically made by boiling or simmering meat, fish, or vegetables in water or broth.
- Spooks – A slang term for ghosts or other supernatural beings, or a verb meaning to scare or startle someone.
- Stoops – A small porch or set of steps leading up to a house or building, or a verb meaning to bend forward or lower oneself.
- Swoops – A sudden, sweeping movement, or a verb meaning to make such a movement.
- Troupes – A group of performers, often used in reference to actors or dancers.
- Whoops – An exclamation of surprise or alarm, often used in reference to an accident or mistake.
