stormtroop
verbUK /ˈstɔːmtruːp/
US /ˈstɔːrmtruːp/
To stormtroop means to move in fast and take over a place like a big, loud group.
The kids stormtrooped into the kitchen looking for snacks.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To act like a soldier in a special fighting group.
The actors stormtrooped across the stage in shiny armor.
3. To take control of something quickly and forcefully.
The new manager stormtrooped through the office, changing all the rules.
4. To march together in a strong, organized way.
The band stormtrooped down the street during the parade.