A throng, press, crowd, multitude of people; a troop, band, body of men. Obsolete.

The condition of being crowded; a crowd, a throng, a multitude. Now somewhat archaic.

A crowd, press, or throng of people.

A crowd, throng; = thring, n.1

A large, densely packed gathering of people or animals; a crowd. In early use sometimes: †spec. a mass of soldiers engaged in battle (obsolete)…

transferred. A crowd (of persons); a heap, bunch, bundle (of things).

A large number of persons gathered so closely together as to press upon or impede each other; a throng, a dense multitude. (The earlier term from…

The state or condition of being crowded; also concrete a numerous assembly, concourse, crowd.

A crowd, multitude (see quot. 1621).

An assembling in large numbers; a crowded state or condition; also concrete concourse, crowd, assembled throng. Obsolete exc. archaic.

A press of people; a crowd, throng. Now rare.

English regional and U.S. regional. A crowd. Now rare.

A great number, a crowd.

A crowded assembly; a squeeze. Obsolete. rare.

colloquial. A crowded assembly or social gathering.

The crowding together of a number of things, or esp. persons, so that they press forcibly upon each other; the mass so crowded together.

A crammed or densely crowded condition or party; a dense crowd, crush, ‘squeeze’. colloquial.

Scottish. A group of people, animals, or things packed closely together; a crowd, a mob.

A large number of human beings, collected closely together or viewed as forming an aggregate in which their individuality is lost.

A crush, squeeze, or crowd.

A crush or crowd of persons, etc.; a large number.