crowd
/krɑʊd/ n [C]Definition
› a large group of people who have gathered together: A crowd formed outside the club. Crowds of people watched the fireworks. › infml A crowd is also a group of friends: I don’t know many people in Edsel’s crowd. › A crowd is also a group of people with similar interests: the art/theater crowd
(Definition of crowd n from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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