tross

noun
  1. A historical term referring to the baggage or supply train of an army, often including non-combatants and camp followers. noun
    The tross followed the army closely, carrying essential supplies and equipment.
    During the medieval campaign, the tross was guarded heavily to prevent raids by enemy forces.
  2. A dialectal term used in some regions to refer to a bundle or collection of items, often tied together. noun
    She carried a tross of firewood back to the cabin.
    The farmer gathered a tross of hay to feed the livestock.