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crowd around

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crowd around someone or something
to flock or swarm around someone or something. The children crowded around the department store Santa, eager for their chance at talking to him. Everyone crowded around the radio to listen.
See also: around, crowd


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At my GP's surgery, there is usually a crowd around the counter and, although I have written and voiced my concerns over the years, very little has changed except at Woodlands Hospital and some departments at Selly Oak Hospital.
Each weekday morning, he enters the building from the street, and fans have been known to crowd around him as he gets out of his car.
One such young man kicked me in the head as he passed over the crowd around me, knocking me sideways and sending me spinning towards the ground.
 
 
 
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