ruck
noun (CROWD) /rʌk/Definition
the ruck › ordinary people or things, that you consider boring: Carter's brilliant second novel lifted her out of the ruck (of average writers).Ordinary people › [C] specialized a group of players in rugby who are all together around the ballRugbyGeneral terms used in ball sports
(Definition of ruck noun (CROWD) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- community noun
- folk adjective
- grassroots adjective
- grassroots noun
- Jane Doe noun
- Joe Bloggs noun
- Joe Public noun
- mass market noun
- mass noun (ORDINARY PEOPLE)
- mortal noun
- multitude noun
- on the ground idiom
- popular adjective (GENERAL)
- public adjective (PEOPLE)
- public adjective (PLACE)
- the common man idiom
- the general public noun
- the hoi polloi noun
- the man/woman on the Clapham omnibus idiom
- the man/woman/person in/on the street idiom
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