mob¹ /mob/

1. A disorderly crowd
2. A riotous assembly
3. The mobile or fickle common people
4. The rabble
5. A gang
6. A large herd or flock (Aust and NZ)

Of or relating to the mob or a mob

1. To attack in a disorderly crowd
2. To crowd around, esp with curiosity or admiration
3. To crowd into (a shop, etc) (US)
4. To drive by mob action

To form into a mob

mobbed adjective (informal)

Crowded

mobbˈing noun (animal behaviour)

A form of harassment directed at predators by potential prey

mobbˈish adjective

mobile /mōˈbi-li/ noun

(17c) the mob

mobocˈracy noun (slang)

Rule or ascendancy exercised by the mob

mobˈocrat noun

mobocratˈic adjective

mobsˈman noun

1. A member of a mob
2. A swell-mobsman (qv)

mobˈster noun (US)

Gangster

mob-handˈed adjective

1. In large numbers
2. Constituting a large group

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