crowd¹ /krowd/

1. A number of people or things closely pressed together, without order
2. The rabble
3. Multitude
4. A social set

1. To gather into a lump or crowd
2. To fill by pressing or driving together
3. To compress
4. To thrust, put pressure on

1. To press on
2. To press together in numbers
3. To swarm

crowdˈed adjective

crowdˈedness noun

crowdˈfunding noun

The raising of funding from a large number of people who each make a small contribution

crowdˈ-pleaser noun

A product, etc that has popular appeal

crowdˈ-puller noun

A person, event, etc attracting a large audience

crowdˈ-sourcing noun

Attempting to solve a problem, improve a system, etc by obtaining suggestions from eg members of the public, typically using the Internet as a medium

crowdˈsource transitive verb

crowdˈsourcer noun

crowd surf intransitive verb

(of a performer at a rock concert) to dive from the stage into the crowd in order to be held up and moved around supported by the audience's hands

crowd out

1. To overwhelm so as to force out
2. To fill completely

crowd sail

To hoist as many sails as possible for speed

crowd² /krowd/ (obsolete or dialect)

The crwth

crowdˈer noun

A fiddler

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