Crowd and Spectator

Crowd

Crowd noun - A great number of persons or creatures massed together.

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

Nearby Words: crowded, crowding

Spectator noun - Someone who sees or watches something.

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Crowd and spectator are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Crowd" instead a noun "Spectator".

Nearby Word: spectacle

typical	typical crowd	typical spectator
common	common crowd	common spectator
rowdy	rowdy crowd	rowdy spectator
male	male crowd	male spectator
Other adjectives: angry, random.

Before the bully can finish him off, though, a spectator protests — and then the whole crowd.

Source: Boxing Lesson
The Show Must Go On: Famously he was once in the spectator stands at Wimbledon when rain started bucketing down, calling off the match; he promptly entertained the crowd with an impromptu concert.

Source: Music / Cliff Richard
Take Flare Corona, who threatened to kill a child spectator if Lucy fought back during their match and then attempted to torture her, but has her actions handwaved by an apology and the excuse of having fallen in with the wrong crowd.

Source: Protagonist-Centered Morality

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