crowd
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definition
verb
the dance floor was crowded with revelers
(of a number of people) fill (a space) almost completely, leaving little or no room for movement.
don't crowd her, she needs air
move too close to (someone).
noun
a huge crowd gathered in the street outside
a large number of people gathered together, typically in a disorganized or unruly way.
example
The only problem is, you are hardly going to stand out from the 'crowd' given the popularity of this car.
They'll 'crowd' so close to the wagon that sometimes you've got to ask them to step back.
a match marred by 'crowd' trouble
he'd become just another face in the 'crowd'
As the band came on to a squall of screams, the whole 'crowd' surged to their feet - even where we were, up in the circle.
Her stunning pink and fuchsia hat with feather plume trim helped her stand out from the 'crowd' and caught the judges' eyes.
I like to do my best to stand out from the 'crowd' and be different to the rest of society, so I've just been and voted in the European elections.
When I return to the flat from my clinic I crouch down and the dogs 'crowd' me, shoving and licking my face.
Do you recall the feelings you experienced as a member of a 'crowd' at a sporting event, a music concert, or a political rally?
The whole 'crowd' were in tears laughing at him - myself and the other fifty people in the audience.
But when I think that we might have to move, the negatives 'crowd' in and overwhelm me.
rampant plants will 'crowd' out the less vigorous
But it was the opening event that had drawn a healthy 'crowd' of onlookers.
It used to be that if there was a 'crowd' of people gathered together and having a conversation, Jeff tended not to join in.
A huge 'crowd' has gathered around the building, which has been cordoned off by the police.
The bands performed for a small yet appreciative 'crowd' , and did not compromise on energy or passion.
the 'crowd' of tall buildings
they played before a 25,000 'crowd'
Guess who were causing the most congestion, with the biggest 'crowd' of onlookers?
So what if it doesn't stand out from the 'crowd' , that's kind of how I like to be anyway.
The level of skill and commitment by both sides was warmly applauded by the large 'crowd' of parents and spectators that showed up for the game.
a huge 'crowd' gathered in the street outside
As with most things, I'm not interested in following the 'crowd' or doing the same things as other people.
It stands to reason that when you're waiting to use a cash machine, try not to 'crowd' the person who's already using it.
The museum consistently draws a 'crowd' interested in connecting art and philosophy through lifelong learning.
The weather on the day was beautiful and a great 'crowd' of spectators attended.
The day of safety demonstrations drew a large 'crowd' of spectators.
And when that time came the whole 'crowd' roared and sang at full volume.
A huge 'crowd' had gathered at the venue and a TV crew, which had also arrived, found it too noisy to shoot.
The opening quarter of the match was extremely disappointing, especially with a bumper 'crowd' of 8,131 in attendance.
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