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Meaning throng meaning

What does throng mean?
Definitions in simple English

throng Noun

— A throng is a lot of people, crowded or closely together. — A throng is a group of lots of things.

throng

— noun (= multitude) a large gathering of people — verb (= pack) press tightly together or cram The crowd packed the auditorium

Synonyms throng synonyms

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throng English » English

crowd swarm mob flock multitude mass group gather jam concourse press pack horde crowd around congregate stream host community troop surround mill about huddle crush come together traffic jam surge squeeze shoal ruck rabble pile hustle and bustle herd gathering crowd round congregation congestion cluster around bunch besiege beset swarm around squash rush party overcrowd mingle with hem in great number gather around

Topics throng topics

What do people use throng to talk about?
Social behavior Social activity

Come together, form a group
Social behavior Social activity Come together, form a group

Crowd, group
Physical actions Move Accompany

Move together
Physical actions Arrange

Gather
States Quantity

Full

Conjugation throng conjugation

How do you conjugate throng?

throng · verb

Examples throng examples

How do I use throng in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The throng protested against abortion.
He was surrounded by a throng of reporters.

Movie subtitles

A great throng of people attended, eager to see brought to justice the last member of the Mauprat gang.
The devil take order now. I'll to the throng.
To the shore throng many doubtful hollow-hearted friends. unarmed and unresolved to beat them back.
Amidst the throng of merrymakers, the camera picks up a rather tall, rather suntanned American.
From midnight on throng of believers climb St. Patrick's mountain.
The neighbours will line the streets. They will throng to the service.
Throng. what?
The devil take order now! I'll to the throng!
I think it might be best if I didn't join the throng.
Don't let them get away in the throng.
Curiously. no great whites appear all night even though sea lions a favorite white shark meal, throng the waters.
So, unless you're planning on flicking sand peas at the passing throng you're welcome to stay here as long as you like.
As the old male approaches, he knows that the nearer the centre of this intimidating throng, the more attractive he will be to the females.
Thomas Becket's ship came into the harbour at Sandwich, probably on the morning of December 1st, 1170, and was greeted not only by a throng of poor people but by three royal officials armed to the teeth.
A throng of people changing trains!
You wild throng of lovely flowers, if I am to play with you give me some room!
Just the usual throng.
In Paris' grief-stricken streets, a vast throng of mourners line her funeral route in silence with the measureless sorrow of newly orphaned children.
I will now attempt to run my company showing compassion for the seething throng of my partners, who root quietly for me to fail.
Thy people throng unto thy feet to beg thee for a king.
With feasting and dancing and song Tonight in celebration We greet the victorious throng Returned to bring salvation!
And compete with the throng?
We are just scarecrows, here to drive off the bandits that throng to the ears of rice.
Of course. the throng of children in mittens Should have tipped me off. thank you.
Silent and chaste she steals along, Far from the world's gay busy throng.
Where is the cheering throng at your door?
If anyone should join the angel throng tonight, we can have her as an accessory.
I'll to the throng.
My gracious sovereign. on the western coast rideth a puissant navy. To the shore throng many doubtful hollow-hearted friends. unarmed and unresolved to beat them back.
So, let's join to the throng.
I think it might be best if I didn't join the throng. Got a bit of a headache.
What do you think? Spot a potential hubby in the throng?
Of course. The throng of children in mittens Should have tipped me off.
Who is it in the throng that calls on me?
No, no, I just wanted to get away from the throng.
What are the qualities that lift men like you out of the throng of common toilers?
They are the stuff-throng-est family.

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