Crowd
Crowd verb - To fit (people or things) into a tight space.
Join
Join verb - To be adjacent to.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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Subverted, though, as the crowd has obviously practiced, and when our heroes join in, they're horribly out of step.
Source: Film / The Hidden Fortress -
Singer Jared Leto (yes, he of Requiem for a Dream and Lord of War and other films fame), would often get the crowd to join in on songs during touring for the second album.
Source: Audience Participation Song - Plus, not only did the fanbase not buy into Bryan's "motivation" to join them, but every crowd he wrestled in front of absolutely refused to boo him.
Source: Author's Saving Throw
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