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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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Portis (21 carries, 96 yards) ran through a crowd around the left side for a 9-yard touchdown, but the 2-point conversion attempt failed, keeping the Saints ahead 17-15.
In a Tinkerbell-with-clapping way, they survive on the screams of young fans; the louder crowd around us shrieked, the more energized the brothers became.
When we parted with smiles, the crowd around us melted away too, including a guy who seemed extremely curious.
 
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