crowds in English

noun

1

a large number of people gathered together, typically in a disorganized or unruly way.

a huge crowd gathered in the street outside

synonyms: throng, horde, mass, multitude, host, army, battalion, herd, flock, drove, swarm, sea, troupe, pack, press, crush, mob, rabble, collection, company, gathering, assembly, audience, assemblage, congregation, gaggle, bunch, gang, posse

verb

1

(of a number of people) fill (a space) almost completely, leaving little or no room for movement.

the dance floor was crowded with revelers

2

move too close to (someone).

don't crowd her, she needs air

3

exclude someone or something by taking their place.

grass invading the canyon has crowded out native plants

noun

throng, horde, mass, multitude, host, army, battalion, herd, flock, drove, swarm, sea, troupe, pack, press, crush, mob, rabble, collection, company, gathering, assembly, audience, assemblage, congregation, gaggle, bunch, gang, posse
majority, multitude, common people, populace, general public, masses, rank and file, hoi polloi, herd, Joe Public, John Q. Public
set, group, circle, clique, coterie, camp, gang, crew, lot
audience, spectators, listeners, viewers, house, turnout, attendance, gate, congregation
gang, bunch, crew

verb

cluster, surge, pressure, crowd together, herd, push
cluster, flock, swarm, mill, throng, huddle, gather, assemble, congregate, converge
surge, push one's way, jostle, elbow one's way, squeeze, pile, cram
pressure, harass, hound, pester, harry, badger, nag, hassle, lean on
crowd together
herd
push

Use "crowds" in a sentence

1. “CROWDS, crowds are in the low plain of the decision”!

2. The people, crowds cheering.

3. Crowds thronged the streets.

4. Crowds thronged the stores.

5. Heals leper; crowds follow

6. Crowds make me claustrophobic.

7. Crowds Poem by Charles Baudelaire

8. I'm nervous of large crowds.

9. Crowds celebrated the dictator's deposition.

10. Crowds lapped round the corner.

11. Crowds lapped around the corner.

12. The clergyman preached to crowds.

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14. Surging crowds impacted the theatre.

15. Compare the Crowds from your previous trip to your next one in the Historical Crowds section.

16. Cole attracted crowds to Fillmore clubs.

17. He fermented prejudiced crowds to riot.

18. Photos of the massive Crowds …

19. Raucous crowds yelled and cheered.

20. Avoid crowds and poorly ventilated spaces

21. Synonyms for Crowds in Free Thesaurus

22. □ Why did crowds flock to Jesus?

23. 1 Crowds celebrated the dictator's deposition.

24. The crowds thronged into the mall.

25. The crowds were delirious with joy.

26. Angry crowds converged on the speaker.

27. The show played to capacity crowds.

28. Christ began preaching to large crowds.

29. He waved to the adoring crowds.

30. 1 Christ began preaching to large crowds.

31. ♪ Glittering crowds and shimmering clouds ♪

32. The crowds were all cheering for them.

33. The circus is attracting huge crowds/audiences.

34. The crowds around him began to thicken.

35. Hundreds of people in crowds cheering.

36. The milling of crowds overwhelmed me.

37. Expectant crowds waited outside the theatre.

38. More Help To Plan Around The Crowds

39. The crowds were pressing against the barriers.

40. Crowds often feel sympathy for the underdog .

41. Police Break Up Spring Break Crowds in Miami Beach The police fired pepper balls to disperse crowds after an 8 p.m

42. Police formed a cordon between the two crowds.

43. Crowds of exultant people waved flags and sang.

44. The exultant crowds were dancing in the streets.

45. 18 Models were attracting crowds unseen for years.

46. Crowds started to pelt police cars with stones.

47. Crowds of ragged children played among the rocks.

48. The churning, pressing crowds made her feel claustrophobic.

49. 20 Crowds jammed the entrance to the stadium.

50. Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds.