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throng

[thrawng, throng] / θrɔŋ, θrɒŋ /


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Zara looks back at us and does one of those jerks of her head that tells us to follow her, before she disappears into the throng of people lining the hall, pulled by Beth-not-Shayna.

From Literature

Rallies took over the streets of downtown Washington DC throughout the afternoon, with throngs of people marching through the nation's capital.

From BBC

The trio of colorful and competing events left the city's monument area thronged with tourists, activists and selfie-seekers -- a tapestry of political protest, environmental tourism and family fun.

From Barron's

In years past, she said in a post on X, women would throng textile stores, giving a discerning touch to the fabric they would purchase for newlyweds.

From Los Angeles Times

The ditches were thronged with elderberry and dark with patches of mint down low.

From Literature