mob

US /mɑːb/
UK /mɑːb/
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1.

a large crowd of people, especially one that is disorderly and violent or that is involved in criminal activity

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The angry mob gathered outside the courthouse.
He was attacked by a violent mob.
2.

an organized group of criminals

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He was involved with the mob and ended up in jail.
The police are trying to break up the local mob.
1.

to crowd around (someone) in an unruly or excited way

:
Fans mobbed the celebrity as he left the hotel.
The children mobbed the ice cream truck.