People

s. (peuple, Fr. populus, Latin,) 1. A nation; those who compose a community (Shakspeare). 2. The vulgar (Waller), 3. The commonalty; not the princes or nobles (Add is on). 4. Persons of a particular cla (Bacon), 5, Men, or persons in general (4rbuthnot). To Pr'oPLe. v. a. (peu ler, Fr.) To stock with inhabitants (eis.: