crowd round's Usage Examples:

people are gather'd together, it is expected there is a Quarrel and they crowd round, hence other squabbles arise.

Fontaine's fable is followed, culminating in the charming little satyrs who crowd round the traveller in Gustave Doré's illustration.

Bram Stoker's novel Dracula published in 1897: When we started, the crowd round the inn door, which had by this time swelled to a considerable size,.

I have a good crowd round me.

In the 17th century the shepherds often crowd round the crib, as here, and Mary actively displays her child to them.

[remedies], in order to slake their thirst hurried with burning desire to crowd round a person of undoubtedly singular knowledge in our age.

All the newly initiated members of this group will crowd round the Omodanmi to make it invisible to the onlookers.

These occasions were immensely popular and 40 or 50 students would crowd round the beds.

Synonyms:

army; mob; rabble; troop; drove; huddle; flock; jam; rout; phalanx; swarm; gathering; assemblage; press; horde; crush;

Antonyms:

disarrange; free; unclog; pull; function;