I. crowd [kraʊd] N
III. crowd [kraʊd] VB intr
| I | crowd |
|---|---|
| you | crowd |
| he/she/it | crowds |
| we | crowd |
| you | crowd |
| they | crowd |
| I | crowded |
|---|---|
| you | crowded |
| he/she/it | crowded |
| we | crowded |
| you | crowded |
| they | crowded |
| I | have | crowded |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | crowded |
| he/she/it | has | crowded |
| we | have | crowded |
| you | have | crowded |
| they | have | crowded |
| I | had | crowded |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | crowded |
| he/she/it | had | crowded |
| we | had | crowded |
| you | had | crowded |
| they | had | crowded |
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Police drove the crowd out of the square in an eerie precursor to the events that took place there 15 years later.
en.wikipedia.org If you're looking for the perfect snack to bring to a party, this fizzy, carbonated fruit will be a real crowd-pleaser.
www.lifehacker.com.au The act performed without a net (it had been lost in transit) and the crowd gave them a standing ovation.
en.wikipedia.org Despite less than complimentary reviews, it proved to be another crowd pleaser.
en.wikipedia.org The crowd following his cortege was estimated to have numbered about 200,000 people.
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