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Crowd (Verb)

Meaning 1

Fill or occupy to the point of overflowing; "The students crowded the auditorium".

Classification

Verbs of being, having, spatial relations.

Examples

  • The excited fans crowded the stadium, eager to catch a glimpse of their favorite team playing in the championship game.
  • On New Year's Eve, people crowded Times Square to watch the iconic ball drop and celebrate the start of a new year.
  • Visitors crowded the exhibit hall to see the rare collection of artwork on display for a limited time.
  • The protesters crowded the city square, holding signs and chanting slogans to raise awareness about the important social issue.
  • The restaurant's outdoor seating area crowded with patrons waiting to be seated on a warm summer evening.

Hypernyms

  • Fill

Related Words

  • Crowding (noun)
  • Crowd (noun)

Meaning 2

Cause to herd, drive, or crowd together; "We herded the children into a spare classroom".

Classification

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

Examples

  • The volunteers crowded the rescued animals into a temporary shelter for care and rehabilitation.
  • We should avoid crowding the customers into a small space for health and safety reasons.
  • In an emergency, crowd as many people as safely possible into the available escape vehicles.
  • It was not a good idea to crowd so many people into a small space in the nightclub.
  • They were forced to crowd the cars tightly together to fit into the available parking space.

Synonyms

  • Herd

Hypernyms

  • Move

Hyponyms

  • Overcrowd

Related Words

  • Crowding (noun)
  • Crowd (noun)

Meaning 3

Approach a certain age or speed; "She is pushing fifty".

Classification

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

Examples

  • The small plane began to crowd fifty miles per hour as it lifted off from the runway.
  • The hikers started to crowd the summit, an indication they'd reached the highest point.
  • As I approached thirty, I realized I was beginning to crowd middle age.
  • The old sports car started to crowd sixty miles per hour, a testament to its durability.
  • The tourists started to crowd the speed limit, demonstrating impatience with the slow pace.

Synonyms

  • Push

Hypernyms

  • Go Up
  • Come On
  • Draw Close
  • Draw Near
  • Come Near
  • Approach

Meaning 4

To gather together in large numbers; "men in straw boaters and waxed mustaches crowded the verandah".

Classification

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

Examples

  • Reporters crowded the courtroom to catch a glimpse of the defendant on trial day.
  • The fans crowded the stage to get a closer look at their favorite rock band.
  • People crowded the sidewalks to watch the festive parade wind its way down Main Street.
  • Onlookers crowded the dock to see the ferry crew in action as they navigated through stormy seas.
  • Supporters crowded the sidelines to cheer on their team during the championship match.

Synonyms

  • Crowd Together

Hypernyms

  • Assemble
  • Foregather
  • Forgather
  • Gather

Hyponyms

  • Mob
  • Pile
  • Pack
  • Stream
  • Swarm
  • Pullulate
  • Jam
  • Teem

Related Words

  • Crowding (noun)
  • Crowd (noun)
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