Crowd and League

Crowd

Crowd noun - A group of people sharing a common interest and relating together socially.

Usage example: the fashionable crowd at the polo tournament

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League and crowd are semantically related. in camp topic. In some cases you can use "League" instead a noun "Crowd".

Nearby Words: crowded, crowding

League noun - A group of persons formally joined together for some common interest.

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Crowd and league are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Crowd" instead a noun "League".

Nearby Words: leagued, leaguer, leaguing

old	old crowd	old league
good	good crowd	good league
best	best crowd	best league
popular	popular crowd	popular league
Other adjectives: entire, main, passing, competitive, given, larger.

Serious Business: With the advent of the EA Sports Hockey League in NHL '09, this has become the case with the online crowd.

Source: Video Game / NHL Hockey
Booster Gold often ruins covert hero operations by alerting his publicist to where he and the rest of the Justice league will be just so he can draw a crowd.

Source: Attention Whore / Comic Books
The game drew quite a crowd and by the next year it had become a permanent fixture (with the league split into two conferences) and the NFL has held a title game ever since.

Source: Newer Than They Think

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