Crowd

//kɹaʊd//

Synonyms for "crowd" (457 found)

Ranked by relevance and common usage.

Closest matches (92)

Strong matches (137)

come together compact company complement compress concentrate condense congeries congest congregate congregation consolidate constrain constrict contingent contrabass converge copulate corps corral

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Noun(10 words)

commonalty congregation crew everyone flock gang general public great unwashed hoi polloi huddle

Verb(6 words)

concur crowd in crowd together crush herd horde

Related words (228)

in-group inch inch forward ingroup inner circle jab jam jam-pack jog joggle jolt jostle junta junto kit kit fiddle kit violin knot lade league

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leap legion link load lock lose no time lot lump make haste many-headed multitude mash mass meet merge mill mob mobile vulgus move quickly movement muddle through multiply multitude muster nudge number obstruct occlude out group out-group outfit overburden overcharge overfeed overfill overflow with overlade overload overstuff overweight pack pad panoply parley party peer group phalanx pile pile drive platoon plunge poke populace posse post pour precipitate press press forward press on prod pullulate pullulate with punch push forward push on push through quicken rabble race railroad railroad through rally rally around ram ram down ram in rattle regiment rendezvous ring rout ruck run run against rush rush along rush through salon satiate saturate scamper score scores scramble scroll scurry scuttle seethe set shake shoulder shove shut off shut out shut tight soak solidify soundboard spate spectator speed speed along speed up spur spurt squab squad squash squeeze squeeze shut squish stable stampede stand in the way stifle stop up strad stradivari stradivarius strangle strangulate stream stress string stuff suffocate supercharge supersaturate surcharge surfeit surge swarm swarm with tamp team tear teem teem with tenor violin the common herd the crowd the great unnumbered the great unwashed the herd the hoi polloi the horde the majority the many the masses the mob the multitude throng throng with thrust top off tribe troop troupe tuning peg turnout unite urge viola violin violinette violoncello violoncello piccolo violone violotta wad we-group weight whip whip along wing

Noun(17 words)

legion many masses mob odds and sods plebs press public rabble riffraff rote slew spectator swarm tag-rag unwashed unwashed masses

Verb(6 words)

pester pile push swarm throng thrutch

Related word relations

OpenGloss and ConceptNet supply richer edges like generalizations, collocations, and derivations.

15 relation types

More general

20 entries

approach assemblage assemble come near come on displace draw close draw near fill foregather forgather gather gathering go up group lot

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More specific

7 entries

audience host mob rabble scrum spectators swarm

Antonyms

26 entries

alone company deserted empty few few people group individual lone lone person lonely many nobody one one person people

Showing 16 of 26 words.

Synonyms

5 entries

aggregation audience everyone herd push

Related terms

4 entries

assemble masses populace public

at location

3 entries

car show demonstration sporting event

capable of

6 entries

gather to watch parade laugh at clown shout name stream into theater view painting welcome rock band

derived

61 entries

alone in a crowd anticrowd beat the crowd capacity crowd crowd art crowd catch crowd control crowd disease crowd in on crowd manipulation crowd out crowd pleaser crowd psychology crowd puller crowd sail crowd surf

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distinct from

1 entries

organized

form of

1 entries

crwth

has context

3 entries

nautical now dialectal square rigged ship

is a

3 entries

gathering group of people multi person agent

made of

1 entries

people

manner of

2 entries

meet occupy

related to

334 entries

accident adjacent advance areas arena arenas assembly at concert at concerts at stadium audience audiences bands baseball baseball game being

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Translations

295 translations across 85 languages.

Albanian

1 entries

turmë noun (group of people)

Ancient Greek

2 entries

πλῆθος noun (group of people)
ὄχλος noun (group of people)

Arabic

4 entries

حَشْد noun (group of people)
زحمة noun (group of people)
زَحْمَة noun (group of people)
كَوْم noun (group of things)

Armenian

4 entries

ամբոխ noun (group of people)
բազմություն noun (group of people)
բազմություն noun (group of things)
կույտ noun (group of things)

Azerbaijani

2 entries

izdiham noun (group of people)
kütlə noun (the “lower orders” of people)

Basque

1 entries

jendetza noun (group of people)

Belarusian

3 entries

ку́па noun (group of things)
ку́ча noun (group of things)
нато́ўп noun (group of people)

Bengali

1 entries

ঘেঁষা verb (to press together in numbers)

Bulgarian

4 entries

куп noun (group of things)
нава́лица noun (group of people)
тълпа́ noun (group of people)
тълпа́ noun (the “lower orders” of people)

Burmese

1 entries

လူစုလူဝေး noun (group of people)

Catalan

3 entries

gentada noun (group of people)
gernació noun (group of people)
multitud noun (group of people)

Central Kurdish

1 entries

قەلەباڵغی noun (group of people)

Cherokee

1 entries

ᎤᏂᏣᏘ noun (group of people)

Chinese Mandarin

4 entries

一堆 noun (group of things)
人群 noun (group of people)
群众 noun (the “lower orders” of people)
群眾 /群众 noun (group of people)

Czech

1 entries

dav noun (group of people)

Danish

4 entries

flok noun (group of people)
folkehav noun (group of people)
folkemængde noun (group of people)
folkmasse noun (the “lower orders” of people)

Dutch

4 entries

gepeupel noun (the “lower orders” of people)
hoop noun (group of things)
massa noun (group of people)
massa noun (group of things)

Esperanto

3 entries

amaso noun (group of people)
homamaso noun (group of people)
popolamaso noun (the “lower orders” of people)

Estonian

3 entries

hulk noun (group of people)
murd noun (group of people)
rahvahulk noun (group of people)

Finnish

4 entries

kasa noun (group of things)
pino noun (group of things)
väentungos noun (the “lower orders” of people)
väkijoukko noun (group of people)

French

3 entries

foule noun (group of people)
monceau noun (group of things)
se précipiter verb (to press together in numbers)

Galician

4 entries

catropea noun (group of people)
foula noun (group of people)
grea noun (group of people)
morea noun (group of things)

Georgian

3 entries

ბრბო noun (group of people)
გროვა noun (group of people)
გროვა noun (group of things)

German

4 entries

Gedränge noun (group of people)
Haufen noun (group of things)
Menge noun (group of people)
Menschenmasse noun (group of people)

Gothic

1 entries

𐌹𐌿𐌼𐌾𐍉 noun (group of people)

Greek

1 entries

πλήθος noun (group of people)

Hebrew

2 entries

הִתְקַהֲלוּת noun (group of people)
הָמוֹן noun (group of people)

Hindi

3 entries

जनता noun (group of people)
भीड़ noun (group of people)
भीड़ verb (to press together in numbers)

Hungarian

1 entries

tömeg noun (group of people)

Icelandic

2 entries

þyrping noun (group of people)
þyrping noun (group of things)

Ido

1 entries

turbo noun (group of people)

Ingrian

3 entries

miira noun (group of people)
rahvas noun (group of people)
väki noun (group of people)

Irish

2 entries

dream noun (group of people)
slua noun (group of people)

Italian

4 entries

fiumana noun (group of people)
folla noun (group of people)
massa noun (group of people)
moltitudine noun (group of people)

Japanese

4 entries

人込み noun (group of people)
大勢 noun (group of people)
積み重ね noun (group of things)
群衆 noun (group of people)

Kazakh

4 entries

жиын noun (group of people)
жұрт noun (group of people)
тобыр noun (group of people)
топ noun (group of people)

Khmer

4 entries

មនុស្សកកកុញ noun (group of people)
មនុស្សកុះករ noun (group of people)
មហាវគ្គ noun (group of people)
ហ្វូង noun (group of people)

Korean

4 entries

군중 noun (group of people)
더미 noun (group of things)
무더기 noun (group of things)
무리 noun (group of people)

Kyrgyz

1 entries

жыйын noun (group of people)

Ladino

2 entries

djentoria noun (group of people)
munchidumbre noun (group of people)

Lao

1 entries

ຝູງຊົນ noun (group of people)

Latin

4 entries

agmen noun (group of people)
caterva noun (group of people)
frequentia noun (group of people)
multitudo noun (group of people)

Latvian

1 entries

pūlis noun (group of people)

Lithuanian

1 entries

minia noun (group of people)

Macedonian

2 entries

навалица noun (group of people)
толпа noun (group of people)

Maltese

4 entries

folla noun (group of people)
kotra noun (group of people)
rassa noun (group of people)
ġemgħa noun (group of people)

Marathi

3 entries

गर्दी noun (group of people)
जमाव noun (group of people)
समुह noun (group of people)

Mongolian

1 entries

бөөн хүн noun (group of people)

Māori

4 entries

mātoru noun (group of people)
nuipuku noun (group of people)
popō verb (to press together in numbers)
tāruru verb (to press together in numbers)

Nepali

2 entries

जमात noun (group of people)
भीडभाड noun (group of people)

Norman

2 entries

fliotchet noun (group of people)
foule noun (group of people)

Norwegian Bokmål

4 entries

flokk noun (group of people)
folkehav noun (group of people)
folkemengde noun (group of people)
haug noun (group of things)

Occitan

3 entries

se precipitar verb (to press together in numbers)
se pressar verb (to press together in numbers)
se ronçar verb (to press together in numbers)

Old English

1 entries

ġeþring noun (group of people)

Ottoman Turkish

3 entries

سوری noun (group of people)
قالابالق noun (group of people)
كومه noun (group of people)

Persian

3 entries

انبوه noun (group of people)
جمعیت noun (group of people)
چپاندن verb (to press together in numbers)

Plautdietsch

1 entries

Menj noun (group of people)

Polish

2 entries

kupa noun (group of things)
tłum noun (group of people)

Portuguese

4 entries

massa noun (the “lower orders” of people)
monte noun (group of things)
multidão noun (group of people)
pilha noun (group of things)

Quechua

1 entries

ch'unku noun (group of people)

Romanian

4 entries

aglomerație noun (group of people)
gloată noun (group of people)
gloată noun (the “lower orders” of people)
grămadă noun (group of things)

Russian

4 entries

ку́ча noun (group of things)
сброд noun (the “lower orders” of people)
толпа́ noun (group of people)
толпа́ noun (the “lower orders” of people)

Scottish Gaelic

1 entries

gràisg noun (the “lower orders” of people)

Serbo-Croatian

4 entries

gòmila noun (group of things)
gȗžva noun (group of people)
màsa noun (group of people)
svjètina noun (group of people)

Sicilian

4 entries

cafoḍḍu noun (group of things)
cumarca noun (group of people)
fuḍḍa noun (group of people)
fuḍḍa noun (the “lower orders” of people)

Slovak

1 entries

dav noun (group of people)

Slovene

1 entries

množica noun (group of people)

Spanish

4 entries

Raimundo y medio mundo noun (group of people)
Raimundo y todo el mundo noun (group of people)
amasijo noun (group of things)
bolón noun (group of people)

Swahili

1 entries

umati noun (group of people)

Swedish

4 entries

folkmassa noun (group of people)
folkmassa noun (the “lower orders” of people)
folkmängd noun (group of people)
hög noun (group of things)

Tagalog

2 entries

libumbon noun (group of people)
kumpulan verb (to press together in numbers)

Tajik

2 entries

анбӯҳ noun (group of people)
издиҳом noun (group of people)

Tamil

3 entries

கூட்டம் noun (group of people)
சாமானியர் noun (the “lower orders” of people)
நசுக்கு verb (to press together in numbers)

Telugu

2 entries

గుంపు noun (group of people)
బృందము noun (group of people)

Thai

2 entries

กอง noun (group of things)
มหาชน noun (group of people)

Tibetan

1 entries

མི་ཚོགས noun (group of people)

Turkish

3 entries

avam noun (the “lower orders” of people)
izdiham noun (group of people)
kalabalık noun (group of people)

Turkmen

1 entries

märeke noun (group of people)

Ukrainian

4 entries

гурт noun (group of people)
ку́па noun (group of things)
ку́ча noun (group of things)
на́товп noun (group of people)

Urdu

2 entries

بھیڑ noun (group of people)
جنتا noun (group of people)

Uzbek

1 entries

olomon noun (group of people)

Vietnamese

1 entries

đám đông noun (group of people)

Welsh

2 entries

gwrengod noun (the “lower orders” of people)
torf noun (group of people)

West-Frisian

1 entries

kloft noun (group of people)

ǃXóõ

1 entries

dzâa noun (group of people)

Sample sentences

33 total sentences available.

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The excited crowd poured out of the stadium.

Source: tatoeba (18939)

The crowd may be on the side of Luciano, but the champ has got the skill to win and that's what matters.

Source: tatoeba (20911)

His home run excited the crowd.

Source: tatoeba (20935)

We lost sight of her in the crowd.

Source: tatoeba (23033)

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