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mobsnounpl. of mob a great number of persons or creatures massed togethera mob of pigeons soon flocked around us after they spied the bread crumbs armies, bikes(chiefly Scottish), crams, crowds, crushes, droves, flocks, herds, hordes, hosts, legions, masses, multitudes, presses, routs, scrums, swarms, throngs masses, millions, rabblements, rabbles, riffraffsgagglesheaps, mountains, pilesjams, logjams a group involved in secret or criminal activitiesthe club owner was accused of having connections with a mob of racketeers cabals, conspiracies, crews, gangs, Mafias, rings, syndicates bunches, circles, clans, cliques, coteries, covens, crowds, galères, lots, networks, packs, setsjuntas, oligarchies the body of the community as contrasted with the elitepolitical speeches designed to appeal to the mob commoners, commons, crowds, herds, hoi polloi, masses, millions, multitudes, people, plebeians, plebes, populaces, publics, rank and files cattle, proletariats, rabblements, rabbles, ragtag and bobtails, riffraffs, routs, scums, tag, rag, and bobtails(or tagrag and bobtails), trash, unwashedsbourgeoisies, middle classes A-lists, aristocracies, best, choices, corps d'elite, creams, elect, elites, fat, flowers, picks, pinks, prides, upper crusts gentilities, gentlefolks, gentries, haute mondes, nobilities, patriciates, peerages, qualities, royalties, societies to move upon or fill (something) in great numbersthe snack bar was mobbed as soon as the meeting was over crowds, flocks, swarms, throngs besets, infests, invades, overrunsclogs, dams, jams, obstructs, plugs (up) |