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throng Noun a great number of people or things crowded together Verb to gather in or fill (a place) in large numbers: streets thronged with shoppers [Old English gethrang] Throng(s) a large number of persons or things that are crowded and jostled together. See also multitude. Examples: throng of business, 1730; of work, 1707; throngs of gentle dreams, 1760; of thoughts, 1602.
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throng noun 1. crowd, mob, horde, press, host, pack, mass, crush, jam, congregation, swarm, multitude, concourse, assemblage Translationsvt, vi → apiñarse, agolparse vi to throng to → strömen zu; a throng of people → eine Menschenmenge; vt → affollare |
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While he looked upon the alarming spectacle an Office broke away from the Throng and took shelter in a tomb close to where he stood, the crowd being too intent upon hammering one another to observe that the cause of their contention had departed. Ever she avoided the throng of the blessed gods and lived in a shadowy cave, and there the Son of Cronos used to lie with the rich- tressed nymph at dead of night, while white-armed Hera lay bound in sweet sleep: and neither deathless god nor mortal man knew it. She smiled upon the throng as if in acknowledgment of a warm welcome, and began to walk to and fro, making profuse gesticulations and singing, in brazen soprano tones, a song, the words of which were inaudible. |
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