mob
//mɒb//
Noun
mobSingular
mobsPlural
1
A large, disorderly, and often violent crowd of people
An angry mob gathered outside the building.
2
An organized group of criminals; a gang involved in illegal activities
The police arrested several members of the mob.
3
The common people; the masses (often used disparagingly)
The politician claimed to represent the mob, but his policies favored the elite.
Verb
mobPresent tense
mobbedPast tense
mobbedPast participle
mobbingPresent participle
mobsThird-person singular
1
To crowd around someone in an unruly or aggressive way
Fans mobbed the celebrity as she left the hotel.
2
To attack or harass someone as a group
The celebrity was mobbed by fans at the airport.