thring
- noun
- /θrɪŋ/
- Archaic
- The protest drew throngs of people from all over the city to voice their concerns.
Examples
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So conclusion time, should you join the throngs of people who have bought this sound bar?
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And now she's got throngs of young men showing up at all of the gymnastic meats.
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I didn't take three hours at the DMV because I had to push through throngs of worshippers.
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At the concert, throngs of fans eagerly awaited the band's arrival.
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During the festival, throngs gathered in the streets to celebrate with music and dance.
Synonyms
How Crowded
Surface Forms
Etymology
Thring comes from an old word meaning 'to press' or 'crowd together' and is like the common word throng. So a thring is a tightly packed crowd, people pressed closely together.