Associations to the word «Crowded»
Noun
- Thoroughfare
- Tenement
- Throng
- Sidewalk
- Slum
- Bustle
- Hester
- Bazaar
- Pedestrian
- Pavement
- Narrow
- Street
- Concourse
- Gill
- Crowding
- Lobby
- Hurrying
- Finn
- Multitude
- Aisle
- Courtroom
- Quay
- Inflorescence
- Shouting
- Solitude
- Piazza
- Spectator
- Deck
- Compartment
- Marketplace
- Cafeteria
- Balcony
- Tumult
- Tourist
- Cafe
- Ghetto
- Alley
- Usual
- Garret
- Room
- Stall
- Ballroom
- Promenade
- Walkway
- Filth
- Tavern
- Elevator
- Steamer
- Saloon
- Cart
- Parlor
- Tent
- Sanitation
- Gondola
- Stink
- Carriage
- Corridor
- Applause
- Dignitary
- Veranda
- Bench
- Levee
- Pew
- Swarm
Adjective
Wiktionary
CROWDED, adjective. Containing too many of something; teeming.
CROWDED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of crowd
Dictionary definition
CROWDED, adjective. Overfilled or compacted or concentrated; "a crowded theater"; "a crowded program"; "crowded trains"; "a young mother's crowded days".
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