brigade
/ˈbriːɡeɪd/Definitions
1. noun
a large group of soldiers, vehicles, or aircraft under the command of a single officer
“The military brigade was deployed to the front lines to support the troops.”
2. noun
a group of workers or volunteers, especially one organized for a particular purpose or activity
“The environmental brigade worked together to clean up the polluted river.”
3. verb
to organize or mobilize a group of people for a particular purpose or activity
“The local authorities brigaded the volunteers to help with the disaster relief efforts.”
4. verb
to move or march in a group, especially in a military formation
“The soldiers brigaded across the field in perfect formation.”