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Definition of crowd
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of crowd is as below...
Crowd (v. t.) A
number
of
persons
congregated
or
collected
into a close body
without
order;
a
throng.
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Jam
::
Jam (v. t.) To press into a close or tight
position;
to
crowd;
to
squeeze;
to wedge in.
Noisy
::
Noisy
(superl.)
Making
a
noise,
esp. a loud
sound;
clamorous;
vociferous;
turbulent;
boisterous;
as, the noisy
crowd..
Cruth
::
Cruth (n.) See 4th
Crowd.
Pack
::
Pack (n.) To fill in the
manner
of a pack, that is,
compactly
and
securely,
as for
transportation;
hence,
to fill
closely
or to
repletion;
to stow away
within;
to cause to be full; to crowd into; as, to pack a
trunk;
the play, or the
audience,
packs the
theater..
Mob
::
Mob (n.) A
throng;
a
rabble;
esp., an
unlawful
or
riotous
assembly;
a
disorderly
crowd..
Brace
::
Brace (v. t.) To place in a
position
for
resisting
pressure;
to hold
firmly;
as, he
braced
himself
against
the
crowd..
Plump
::
Plump (n.) A knot; a
cluster;
a
group;
a
crowd;
a
flock;
as, a plump of
trees,
fowls,
or
spears..
Thring
::
Thring
(v. t. & i.) To
press,
crowd,
or
throng..
Swarm
::
Swarm (v. i.) To be
crowded;
to be
thronged
with a
multitude
of
beings
in
motion.
Fry
::
Fry (n.) A swarm or
crowd,
especially
of
little
fishes;
young or small
things
in
general..
Stampede
::
Stampede
(v. t.) A wild,
headlong
scamper,
or
running
away, of a
number
of
animals;
usually
caused
by
fright;
hence,
any
sudden
flight
or
dispersion,
as of a crowd or an army in
consequence
of a
panic..
Barrier
::
Barrier
(n.) A fence or
railing
to mark the
limits
of a
place,
or to keep back a
crowd..
Rout
::
Rout (n.) A
disorderly
and
tumultuous
crowd;
a mob;
hence,
the
rabble;
the herd of
common
people..
Huddle
::
Huddle
(v. i.) To press
together
promiscuously,
from
confusion,
apprehension,
or the like; to crowd
together
confusedly;
to press or hurry in
disorder;
to
crowd..
Crowd
::
Crowd (v. t.) To fill by
pressing
or
thronging
together;
hence,
to
encumber
by
excess
of
numbers
or
quantity..
Throngly
::
Throngly
(adv.)
In
throngs
or
crowds.
Oppilation
::
Oppilation
(n.) The act of
filling
or
crowding
together;
a
stopping
by
redundant
matter;
obstruction,
particularly
in the lower
intestines..
Ochlesis
::
Ochlesis
(n.) A
general
morbid
condition
induced
by the
crowding
together
of many
persons,
esp. sick
persons,
under one
roof..
Cram
::
Cram (v. t.) To
press,
force,
or
drive,
particularly
in
filling,
or in
thrusting
one thing into
another;
to
stuff;
to
crowd;
to fill to
superfluity;
as, to cram
anything
into a
basket;
to cram a room with
people..
Crowding
::
Crowding
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Crow.
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