Mobs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MOBS in dictionary:

VERB:
• MOB, to crowd about
• crowd round (someone) or into (a place) in an unruly way
• (of a group of birds or mammals) surround and attack (a predator or other source of threat) in order to drive it off
NOUN:
• a large crowd of people, especially one that is disorderly and intent on causing trouble or violence
• a group of people in the same place or with something in common
• an Aboriginal extended family or community
• the ordinary people
• the Mafia or a similar criminal organization
• a flock or herd of animals

Words related to MOBS

mob7 mobbed13 mobbing14

Words that contain MOBS

demobs11 mobsman13 mobsmen13 mobster11 mobsters12

How to use MOBS in a sentence

• Mobs were the order of the day, even in imperial cities.
• Mobs broke up abolition meetings in the city of New York in 1834 when there were sent to Congress numerous petitions for the abolition of slavery.
• The reason we have mobs is because the leaders of them know they will not be punished.
• Perhaps it was human enough, for to those mobs beauty had long been associated with oppression.
• There they broke out in ever recurring mobs and riots.
• In mobs composed wholly of themselves, they fired and looted buildings and factories.
• Thirty years of education had somewhat changed the character of Northern mobs.
• In the Northern cities such as Philadelphia, Utica, Boston, Haverhill, mobs broke up meetings of abolitionists, and dragged the leaders about the streets.
• Hence their clubs, their mobs, their sects, their parties, their spirit of co-operation, and previous understanding in every thing.
• The clatter of cavalry hoofs and the throb of racing motors rose above the voices of the mobs that surged along the streets.
• He was president of the Pennsylvania Hall Association, and in the terrible mobs of 1838, manifested a calm, quiet courage, as rare as it is commendable.
• You hear the clamor, the murmur and shouts of gathering mobs.
• Mobs began to surround his house, men tried to catch him on the roads or in the fields, and he was even shot at a number of times.
• The Saints now thought it time to protect themselves from the mobs, so they organized a company of state militia.
• Now mobs began to threaten again, but the Nauvoo Legion was ready to defend the city.
• It has been powerful in France in revolutions, riots and mobs, and in this country in aiding the late strikers in their work of destruction.
• Bags of money offered on various occasions through fear or guilt, have been uniformly refused by the mobs.
• We have been told that our fathers did the same, and the glorious mantle of Revolutionary precedent has been thrown over the mobs of our day.
• To draw the argument of our ancestors into a precedent for mobs, for a right to resist laws we ourselves have enacted, is an insult to their memory.
• Mobs were hired and processions made on both sides, and the city of Westminster was filled with tumult and uproar.
• On the 17th of August mobs of the most terrific description surrounded the two houses of parliament, and filled every street in the vicinity.
• Cooke, the other member for Middlesex, is just dead, and that we are going to have another Middlesex election, which is very unpleasant to me, who hate mobs so near as Brentford.
• I have seen meetings turned into mobs and mobs dissolved again into meetings.
• Its booming echo across the plain and up against the naked, reddish-yellow hills, still further whipped the blood-frenzy of the mad mobs.
• His calm contrasted forcibly with the frenzied surging of the pilgrim mobs below, a screaming, raging torrent of human passion.
• That night there were mobs on the streets of Montreal and Sir John Macdonald was burned in effigy in Dominion square.
• Why give mobs to one and monuments to the other? If these things be necessary to courtesy, I cannot claim that we are courteous.

Similar words containing MOB without suffix s

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