English
enthrong
From en- + throng.
Proto-Indo-European *trenkʷ- ‘to beat’
Proto-Germanic *þrangwą
Old English þrang ‘crowd, press, tumult’
Middle English throng
English throng
Today it means
verb To throng; to crowd around or press (a person or a place).
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Etymograph / enthrong