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uncrowd

uncrowd verb: to remove a crowd from; to make no longer crowded.

Verb

uncrowd (third-person singular simple present uncrowds, present participle uncrowding, simple past and past participle uncrowded)

  1. (transitive) To remove a crowd from; to make no longer crowded.

Forms of uncrowd

third-person singular presentuncrowds
present participleuncrowding
past participleuncrowded
pastuncrowded

Origin of uncrowd

From un- + crowd.

Questions about uncrowd

What does uncrowd mean?
Uncrowd means to remove a crowd from; to make no longer crowded.
What part of speech is uncrowd?
Uncrowd is a verb.
What is the past tense of uncrowd?
The past tense of uncrowd is uncrowded.

Words near uncrowd in the dictionary

  1. uncrouch
  2. uncrouched
  3. uncrouches
  4. uncrouching
  5. uncrowbarred
  6. uncrowd
  7. uncrowded
  8. uncrowdedness
  9. uncrowding
  10. uncrowds
  11. uncrowlike

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