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Crowd - Law Dictionary Search Results
Hustle
To shake together in confusion to push jostle or crowd rudely to handle roughly as to hustle a person out of a room
Multitude
A great number of persons collected together a numerous collection of persons a crowd an assembly
Crowder
One who plays on a crowd a fiddler
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Jostle
To run against and shake to push out of the way to elbow to hustle to disturb by crowding to crowd against
Bustle
be rudely active to move in a way to cause agitation or disturbance as to bustle through a crowd
Bustling
Agitated noisy tumultuous characterized by confused activity as a bustling crowd
Coacervate
Raised into a pile collected into a crowd heaped
Cram
To press force or drive particularly in filling or in thrusting one thing into another to stuff to crowd to fill to superfluity as to cram anything into a basket to cram a room with people
Coarct
To press together to crowd to straiten to confine closely
Crowth
An ancient musical instrument See 4th Crowd
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