throng



throng around someone or something

to crowd around someone or something. The children thronged around the lady with the bags of candy. Everyone thronged around the piano for the group sing.
See also: around, throng

throng in(to something)

[for a crowd] to swarm into some place. The eager crowd thronged into the department store to partake in the advertised sale. The doors opened and they thronged in.
See also: throng

throng out (of something)

[for a crowd] to swarm out of something or some place. The people thronged out of the concert hall at the end of the program. At half past ten, the crowd thronged out.
See also: out, throng

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Elsa['elsə]
Alba (2)-Ancient Roman
MochÁN-Ancient Irish
Geghard-Armenian
BuanaBWAH-nahIndonesian
Dudley['dʌdli]