Army

Noun

 * 1) A large, highly organized military force, concerned mainly with ground (rather than air or naval) operations
 * 2) used absolutely for that entire branch of the armed forces
 * 3) (often capitalized) within a vast military, a very large tactical contingent (e.g. a number of divisions)
 * 4) The governmental agency in charge of a state's army.
 * 5) A large group of people working toward the same purpose.
 * 6) A large group of social animals working toward the same purpose.
 * 7) Any multitude

Adjectives for Army
bristling; cleverly-concealed; cold-staring;death-dealing; destruction-spilling; flashing; sullen; grim-looking; grisly; havoc-playing; malignant; murderous; makeshift;exalted; exultant; invincible; indefatigable; gallant; superb;   glorious;  determined;splendid; formidable; magnificent; picked;distressed; retreating; doomed; ragged; unpaid; disgruntled; decimated; demoralized;domestic; defeated; pathetic; tarnished; recalcitrant; standing; motor-camping; contending; organized; modern; vast; surging;invading; beleaguering; besieging;heterogeneous;overwhelming; furtive; ravishing;enraged; respective; heathen; cooperating;dwindling; fraternal; opposing; immense; precious;  powerful;  half-famished;  dispersed; concentrated; rude; innumerable (plural); incompetent; victorious; scattered;solid; flying; compact; well-commanded;self-reliant; enthusiastic; principal; desolating; provisional; starry; wrangling; succoring; allied; obstinate; barefoot; omnipotent;  shattered;   phantom;  insurgent;faithful; melancholy; deplorable; routed.

Verbs for Army
call out—; clothe—; command—; consolidate—; dash at—; defy—;demobilize—; disband—; discharge—; discipline—; dishearten—; dismiss—; double—; drill—; encompass—; engage—; enlist in—; equip—; evacuate—;furlough—; harry—; hire—; impress into—; improvise—; increase—; join—; mechanize—; mobilize—; motorize—; muster—; organize—; pledge—; provide—; provision—; raise—; recruit—; regiment—; route—; serve in—; supply—; support—; transport—; turn—to flight; —assembles; — blockades; —charges; —converges on; — crusades; —encamps; —intercepts; —mutinies; —pillages; —plunders; —retires; — retreats; —rumbles; —rushes in; —storms; —strikes; —swarms; —wages war.

Thesaurus
a mass of; a world of; armed force; armed service; army group; array; battalion; battery; battle group; bevy; brigade; bunch; cadre; career soldiers; cloud; cluster; clutter; cohort; cohue; colony; column; combat command; combat team; company; corps; covey; crowd; crush; deluge; detachment; detail; division; drift; drive; drove; field army; field train; fighting machine; file; flight; flock; flocks; flood; flying column; forces; galaxy; gam; gang; garrison; ground forces; ground troops; hail; heap; herd; hive; horde; host; jam; kennel; kitchen police; large amount; legion; legions; litter; lots; maniple; many; mass; masses of; military establishment; mob; muchness; multitude; nest; numbers; occupation force; organization; outfit; pack; panoply; paratroops; phalanx; platoon; plurality; pod; posse; press; pride; quantities; quite a few; rabble; rank; rank and file; ranks; regiment; regular army; regulars; rout; ruck; school; scores; section; shoal; ski troops; skulk; sloth; soldiery; spate; squad; squadron; standing army; storm troops; swarm; tactical unit; task force; the line; the military; throng; tidy sum; train; trip; troop; troops; unit; wing; worlds of