Pronunciation

/kraʊd/

Definitions

Noun

• Crowd: A large group of people gathered together, often in a public place. (n. pl. crowds)
• Mob: A disorderly or unruly group of people, especially one engaged in aggressive or disruptive behavior. (n.)
• Assembly: A gathering of people for a particular purpose, such as a meeting or event. (n.)
• Throng: A dense or flowing mass of people, often moving together. (n.)

Verb

• Crowd: To gather or accumulate people in a particular area, often causing congestion. (v.)
• Surround: To be located on all sides of something, typically people. (v.)
• Fill: To occupy a space completely, often with people. (v.)
• Jam: To crowd together in an excessive or inconvenient manner. (v.)

Adjective

• Crowded: Having a lot of people or things in a limited space, making it congested. (adj.)
• Congested: Having too many people or vehicles, causing difficulty in movement. (adj.)
• Jammed: Blocked or obstructed by a large number of people or things. (adj.)

Adverb

• Crowdedly: In a crowded manner, with many people around. (adv.)
• Throbbingly: With a strong sense of being crowded or packed. (adv.)

Phrases

• “A sea of people” describes a large, dense crowd.
• “To lose oneself in a crowd” means to become anonymous or overwhelmed in a group.
• “To make your way through a crowd” refers to navigating a packed space.

Example Sentences

• Noun: The stadium was packed with a crowd of enthusiastic fans.
• Verb: She had to push her way through the crowd to reach the stage.
• Adjective: The narrow street was crowded with tourists during the festival.

Synonyms

• Gathering
• Assemblage
• throng
• thronging
• jam-packed
• bustling -熙熙攘攘
• teeming
• packed