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Definition of crowd
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Crowd (v. i.) To press
together
or
collect
in
numbers;
to
swarm;
to
throng.
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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..
Fraught
::
Fraught
(n.) To
freight;
to load; to
burden;
to fill; to
crowd.
Pester
::
Pester
(v. t.) To crowd
together
in an
annoying
way; to
overcrowd;
to
infest.
Volge
::
Volge (n.) The
common
sort of
people;
the
crowd;
the mob.
Sidle
::
Sidle (v. t.) To go or move with one side
foremost;
to move
sidewise;
as, to sidle
through
a crowd or
narrow
opening..
Crowding
::
Crowding
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Crow.
Squeeze
::
Squeeze
(v. i.) To
press;
to urge one's way, or to pass, by
pressing;
to
crowd;
-- often with
through,
into, etc.; as, to
squeeze
hard to get
through
a
crowd..
Crowd
::
Crowd (n.) An
ancient
instrument
of music with six
strings;
a kind of
violin,
being the
oldest
known
stringed
instrument
played
with a bow..
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..
Bustling
::
Bustling
(a.)
Agitated;
noisy;
tumultuous;
characterized
by
confused
activity;
as, a
bustling
crowd..
Bustle
::
Bustle
(v. i.) To move
noisily;
to be
rudely
active;
to move in a way to cause
agitation
or
disturbance;
as, to
bustle
through
a
crowd..
Crowd
::
Crowd (v. t.) To fill by
pressing
or
thronging
together;
hence,
to
encumber
by
excess
of
numbers
or
quantity..
Brace
::
Brace (v. t.) To place in a
position
for
resisting
pressure;
to hold
firmly;
as, he
braced
himself
against
the
crowd..
Prease
::
Prease
(v. t. & i.) To
press;
to
crowd.
Press
::
Press (v. i.) To move on with
urging
and
crowding;
to make one's way with
violence
or
effort;
to bear
onward
forcibly;
to
crowd;
to
throng;
to
encroach.
Rabblement
::
Rabblement
(n.) A
tumultuous
crowd of low
people;
a
rabble.
Rabble-rout
::
Rabble-rout
(n.) A
tumultuous
crowd;
a
rabble;
a noisy
throng.
Coacervate
::
Coacervate
(a.)
Raised
into a pile;
collected
into a
crowd;
heaped.
Busy
::
Busy (a.)
Crowded
with
business
or
activities;
-- said of
places
and
times;
as, a busy
street..
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