crew
282
3.5
- noun
- /kru/
- Informal
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pandilla
- I'm really great friends with my cast and crew, you know, like we're really family.
- motley crew
We had started this crew called the same gang.
- We had started this crew called the same gang.
- I didn't tell my crew I finished the swim.
- Joined by my crew, my posse, my gang.
- I got women on my crew, on my team and they're great.
- So write down fans or crew and throw in a name.
- I'm going to have like, dark energy crew, like Becky, energy crew.
- So we got the whole whole crew involved in the fashion.
Examples
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Joined by my crew, my posse, my gang.
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And you're sure you don't wanna come out with me and my crew?
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So write down fans or crew and throw in a name.
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You gonna find someone from that crew, you start with him.
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The way for a new jack to protect himself was to join a crew and find safety in numbers.
Academic text (2005) -
We had started this crew called the same gang.
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You go to school, you got your crew and you can't imagine what life would be like without them.
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During the summer, I always hang out with my crew, and we have the best time together.
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Is your crew still getting together for movie nights every Friday?
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When you're in college, your crew often becomes your closest support system.
Synonyms
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1.4
A group of people who are often friends
301
2.2
A group of people who work together on a job
291
2.0
A group of friends someone often spends time with
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1.3
People who like each other and spend time together
A small group of friends who regularly hang out together
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
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4.0
A group of people who fly and work on a military plane that drops bombs
A rounded close fitting neckline that sits at the base of the neck, often on sweaters and T-shirts
- Specialized
A team of mechanics who check, fix, and refuel aircraft on the ground
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Surface Forms
Etymology
The word crew also came to mean any close group of people who spend time together. That's why calling someone your crew means they are your group of friends.