Multitude

mul′ti-tūd, n. the state of being many: a great number of individuals: a crowd: the vulgar or common people.— adjs. Multitud′inary ( rare ); Multitud′inous , consisting of, or having the appearance of, a multitude.— adv. Multitud′inously .— n. Multitud′inousne , the state or quality of being multitudinous. [Fr.,—L. multitudo — multus , many.]