Populace

pop'u-les, n. The common people; vulgar; multitude; all persons not distinguished by rank, education, office, or profes ion; mob; commonalty. — Pop'ular, a. Pert, or suitable to common people; easy to be comprehended; familiar; enjoying the favor of the people-; pleasing to peo- 10PPypie in general; prevailing among the people. — Popularity, -lar'Y-tY, n. Quality or state of being popular. — Pop'ularize, v. t. T-ized (-Tzd), -izing.] make common, or suitable to the mind; to spread among the people. — Pop'ulate, -lat, v. t. To f nish with inhabitants; to people, — v. i. To breed people; propagate. — Population, n. Act or opera sun, cQbe, full; moon, fo~6t; cow, oil tion of peopling; multiplication of inhabitants; the a whole number of people in a country, or portion of a country.— Fop'ulous, -u-lus, a. Containing many inhabitants in proportion to the extent of the country.