crowd
crowd - verb
- To press on : hurry
- To press close
- To collect in numbers
Source: Merriam-Webster Dictionary API
"The ships crowded northward."
Usage examples
Examples: "I can see the crowd from here." "That crowd belongs to me." "The crowd is very important."
crowd - thesaurus
Antonyms: A-list, aristocracy, best, choice, corps d'elite, cream, elect, elite
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Letter Values
C
6
R
19
O
15
W
24
D
7
Etymology
Old English
Middle English crouden "to push forward, jostle, press, push or drive (something wheeled)," going back to Old English crūdan "to crowd, press (against), press forward (of a ship)," going back to Germanic *krūdan- "to press, push forward" (whence also Middle Dutch crûden "to push, shove, trundle," Norwegian regional kryda (preterit kraud) "to flow together, congregate"), of uncertain origin