Definitions
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- n. Plural form of crowd.
- v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of crowd.
Etymologies
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Examples
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None knew, few cared; and there were such crowds and _crowds_ left, how could he be missed?
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Let me rephrase that , the BOYCOTT which is working so magnificently has changed the term "crowds" into small gatherings !
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Elena and Stefan dance and talk about whether he can sense other vampires in crowds while scanning the dance for signs of the vampire.
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Sometimes being alone in crowds isn't enough, though, despite Keillor's observations.
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I think the best thing about sold out crowds is the volume of their applause.
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Freaking out in crowds, heat and noise is common to ptsd sufferers.
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You don't walk around in crowds with readily snatched or picked jewelry and purses.
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Teen-aged girls in crowds at rock concerts over-react.
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The ONLY reason Sarah Palin and Michelle Bachman draw crowds is the same reason people can't help but look at a bad accident on the side of the road.
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Snideness seems sometimes to have overtaken real, thoughtful discourse and in some crowds is cheered gleefully.
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