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Crowd
Crowd
v. t.
To
push
, to
press
, to
shove
.
Crowd
v. t.
To
press
or
drive
together
; to
mass
together
.
Crowd
v. t.
To
fill
by
pressing
or
thronging
together
;
hence
, to
encumber
by
excess
of
numbers
or
quantity
.
Crowd
v. t.
To
press
by
solicitation
; to
urge
; to
dun
;
hence
, to
treat
discourteously
or
unreasonably
.
Crowd
v. i.
To
press
together
or
collect
in
numbers
; to
swarm
; to
throng
.
Crowd
v. i.
To
urge
or
press
forward
; to
force
one
's
self
; as, a
man
crowds
into
a
room
.
Crowd
v. t.
A
number
of
things
collected
or
closely
pressed
together
;
also
, a
number
of
things
adjacent
to
each
other
.
Crowd
v. t.
A
number
of
persons
congregated
or
collected
into
a
close
body
without
order
; a
throng
.
Crowd
v. t.
The
lower
orders
of
people
;
the
populace
;
the
vulgar
;
the
rabble
;
the
mob
.
Crowd
n.
An
ancient
instrument
of
music
with
six
strings
; a
kind
of
violin
,
being
the
oldest
known
stringed
instrument
played
with
a
bow
.
Crowd
v. t.
To
play
on a
crowd
; to
fiddle
.
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