Crowd and Order

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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Order and crowd are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Order" instead a noun "Crowd".

Nearby Words: crowded, crowding

Order noun - The way objects in space or events in time are arranged or follow one another.

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Crowd and order are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Crowd" instead a noun "Order".

Nearby Words: ordered, orderly, ordering, orderliness

old	old crowd	old order
good	good crowd	good order
full	full crowd	full order
usual	usual crowd	usual order
Other adjectives: right, small, entire, large, wrong, religious, general, random.

Viper from Doomsday, although her most memorable scene was not fighting but lighting a man on fire in order to cook him for the hungry crowd.

Source: Dark Action Girl
Stuyvesant then moves to order his lieutenant to open fire on the crowd, but the narrator intervenes.

Source: Shaming the Mob
An unusual (and unfortunate) version occurs in the New Jedi Order novel Star by Star, among a crowd of refugees fleeing Coruscant — with the lost object being a live thermal detonator.

Source: Crowd Hockey

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