Synonyms for SQUAD
skwɒdsquad

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1. squadnoun

   a smallest army unit

   Synonyms:
   team, police squad

2. team, squadnoun

   a cooperative unit (especially in sports)

   Synonyms:
   team, squad, police squad

3. police squad, squadnoun

   a small squad of policemen trained to deal with a particular kind of crime

   Synonyms:
   team, squad, police squad

Matched Categories

1. • Army Unit
   • Team
   • Unit

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1. squadnoun

   Synonyms:
   gang, band, crew, set, knot, bevy, lot, small company

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1. squadnoun

   Synonyms:
   band, gang, knot, bevy, company

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1. List of paraphrases for "squad":

   brigade, patrol, squadron, team, platoon

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1. City manager:

   It’ll be good for the team, we have a gap there so the club will work hard at looking to get someone in, hopefully fairly soon the two boys (Vardy and Ndidi) will be back and it gives us a nice strong squad.

2. Bryan Habana:

   I am not going to mention the amount of my contract when I was first called into that Springbok squad under Jake White in 2004, but I don't think there is a schoolboy rugby player in South Africa who would accept that deal now, i got to be in a Gillette campaign with Tiger Woods, Roger Federer and Thierry Henry.

3. John Miller:

   Counterterrorism patrol in the subway system, where they're supposed to be, alert public, coming together, assessing the scene, bomb squad got here very quickly, was able to go through their procedures and determine that these items were not a physical threat.

4. Michael Fauntroy:

   Beating up on Pelosi isnt such a big deal because shes been around forever, this squad is perceived as a new threat and its this perfect collection of religion, race and policy position, all tied up in a neat little bow, if you will.

5. Shelene Etchison:

   There is a sudden loss of community, identity, purpose, you go from an organization where literally your squad leader or whoever's in charge of you, their job is to have personal accountability of you every day.