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crowd together |
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crowd someone or something together to push or squeeze people or things together. See if you can crowd them together and get more in the row. I am afraid that I crowded the plants together too much. crowd together to pack tightly together. The tenants crowded together in the lobby. All the kittens crowded together to keep warm. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The chase lay through the brake for perhaps a quarter of a mile, and then plunged into a dense thicket, which retarded our movements exceedingly, though we went through it in a crowd together,-- fronds flicking into our faces, ropy creepers catching us under the chin or gripping our ankles, thorny plants hooking into and tearing cloth and flesh together. As many of the jury as can crowd together at the table sit there. I have sometimes come upon the poor child suddenly and found her in tears, as she gazed at the sunset effects we sometimes see here among our mountains, when bright masses of cloud gather and crowd together and pile themselves above the golden peaks of the hills. |
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