Crowding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CROWDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• CROWD, to press closely together
• (of a number of people) fill (a space) almost completely, leaving little or no room for movement
• (of a number of people) move into (a restricted space)
• (of a group of people) form a tightly packed mass around
• move too close to (someone)
• overwhelm and preoccupy (someone)
• exclude someone or something by taking their place
NOUN:
• a large number of people gathered together in a disorganized or unruly way
• an audience, especially one at a sporting event
• a group of people who are linked by a common interest or activity
• the mass or multitude of ordinary people
• a large number of things regarded collectively
• a situation in which people or things are crowded together
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to press into an insufficient space

Words related to CROWDING

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How to use CROWDING in a sentence

• When Ralph saw this he broke into a run, and sped swiftly along the deserted street, with the whole glad story of his parentage and his prospects crowding to his tongue.
• They were crowding round a table of rough planks, and playing a game of cards, in which they were so deeply engrossed that they took no notice of our approach.
• By this time the canoe was so near the steamer that from his position Reynolds could see nothing more owing to the men crowding the rail.
• There will be more crowding to hear him than the room will hold, so that it will be no idle plea on thy part.
• His trusty steed bore him unharmed through the crowding Arabs.
• And the Vandals, coming first, took possession of the hill by crowding off their assailants and routed the enemy, having already become an object of terror to them.
• But with the great mass of men crowding upon it with a rush, the hill suddenly fell in and killed almost all of them.
• But he had little opportunity to explain further, because the people of Capernaum were every day crowding to the home of Simon.
• To all appearances their rivals had also observed them, and were crowding on power, for now they gained much slower.
• As soon as they heard the corn rattling into the troughs all except three came crowding in.
• At length they came crowding through the inlet, dropping their anchors in the sound just out of range of the fort.
• Within moments, excited men were crowding into the laboratory.
• Cuitcatl had taken with them six officials of the palace, to clear the way and prevent the people from crowding in upon them.
• His eyes were so full of her that he shut them to hold in the crowding vision.
• Its light was not strong enough to quench that of the stars crowding the western and the upper sky.
• Capital and labor were crowding in, and legal, medical, and commercial talent were hurrying to the new field.
• None of us spoke a word, but the cattle crowding off the bridge at the farther end set it vibrating.
• Vizard-masks may have been discarded promptly, but there was much crowding, behind the scenes and upon the stage, of persons of quality for many years after.
• I did not want to, but my uncle kept crowding his horse more and more on me, and pushing me close to the bull.
• When it became known that there was a new butcher, who was selling his meat for twopence a pound, every one came crowding round his stall eager to buy.
• Inside there was nothing but cursing, crowding, shouting and menace.
• To the left the trail dropped sharply to a precipice, choked by the close crowding of many scrub pines.
• All these patient creatures, crowding the ways, are meant for sacrifices.

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