adj
mobbed
Mobbed (adj) means Crowded, especially with a rush of people. Example: “The beach was completely mobbed on the first hot weekend of summer.”
adj
1
Crowded, especially with a rush of people.
"The beach was completely mobbed on the first hot weekend of summer."
How to use mobbed
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishPacked with people, often to an overwhelming degree.
When to use it
Informal.
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more mobbed
- Superlative
- most mobbed
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The beach was completely _____ on the first hot weekend of summer.
Frequently asked questions
What does “mobbed” mean?
The word “mobbed” means crowded, especially with a rush of people. In plain terms, packed with people, often to an overwhelming degree.
How do you use “mobbed” in a sentence?
Here is “mobbed” used in a sentence: “The beach was completely mobbed on the first hot weekend of summer.”
What part of speech is “mobbed”?
“Mobbed” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of mobbed?
"mobbed" (adj) means crowded, especially with a rush of people.
