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armiesnounpl. of army a large body of men and women organized for land warfareIn 218 B.C., Hannibal crossed the Alps with an army of 26,000 men and, most famously, a number of elephants arrays, battalions, hosts, legions militias, national guards, standing armiesinfantries, ranks, regulars, soldiers, troopers, troops a great number of persons or creatures massed togethera vast army of loyal fans in line for the band's farewell concert bikes(chiefly Scottish), crams, crowds, crushes, droves, flocks, herds, hordes, hosts, legions, masses, mobs, multitudes, presses, routs, scrums, swarms, throngs masses, millions, rabblements, rabbles, riffraffsgagglesheaps, mountains, pilesjams, logjams a group of people working together on a taskan army of rescue workers descended on the tornado-stricken town bands, brigades, companies, crews, gangs, outfits, parties, platoons, squads, teams battalions, corps, troopsforces, hosts, posses, stables, troupesadministrations, departments, help, personnels, staffs(or staves) |