Preterit of thring.
Thickly crowded or set close together; thronged; crowded.
Much occupied or engaged; busy.
noun.
A crowd or great concourse of people; a multitude, great in proportion to the space it occupies or can occupy.
noun.
A great number: as, the heavenly throng.
noun.
A busy period, great press of business, or the time when business is most active: as, the throng of the harvest; he called just in the throng.
noun.
Synonyms Crowd, etc. See multitude.
To come (or go) in multitudes; press eagerly in crowds; crowd.
To crowd or press; press unduly upon, as a crowd or multitude of people anxious to view something.
To crowd into; fill as or as with a crowd.
To fill or stuff.