in-crowd
ˈɪnˌkraʊd
Definition

Definition of in-crowd - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

cool circleRaregroup of popular or fashionable people in a placeRare
  • She always wanted to be part of the in-crowd.
  • The in-crowd always sits at that table.
  • He never felt accepted by the in-crowd.
clique inner circle
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Origin of in-crowd

English, in (inside) + crowd (group of people)

Terms with in-crowd included in their meaning

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movement
gather or move together in a crowd
disapproval
act of making disapproving noises in a crowd
group movement
move in a group like a crowd
physical
be physically crushed by feet in a crowd
crowd movement
move forward in a crowd by pushing past people
crowd action
act of pushing or bumping against someone in a crowd
social influence
study of how individuals in a crowd influence each other
communication
address a person or crowd in an angry way

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  1. French:bande branchée, ...
  2. German:angesagte Clique, ...
  3. Italian:giro giusto, ...
  4. Spanish:grupo popular, ...
  5. Portuguese:grupo popular, ...
  6. Chinese:核心圈子, ...
  7. Japanese:イケてるグループ, ...
  8. Arabic:المجموعة المميزة, ...
  9. Hebrew:חוּג פְּנִימִי, ...
  10. Russian:тусовка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:компанія обраних, ...
  12. Hindi:लोकप्रिय समूह, ...
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