Lemmas found: 62
A person, group, or country that cooperates with and supports another, especially in a shared cause or conflict.
A group of people gathered to watch or listen to a performance, speech, broadcast, or other presentation.
a group of musicians who play music together.
A group of people constituted as the decision-making body of an organization.
A division or office of a large business or organization.
A body of senior government ministers.
A group of singers who perform together, especially in a church, school, or concert.
A group of families or households claiming descent from a common ancestor, especially in traditional Scottish or Irish society.
A group of people living in the same area or sharing a common identity, interest, or purpose.
A group of people sworn to give a verdict in a legal case, especially by deciding whether someone is guilty or not guilty.
A group of people chosen to judge a competition, exhibition, or award.
The members of a jury considered collectively.
the social group between the rich and the poor
A large group of musicians who play instruments together, usually led by a conductor.
All the inhabitants of a particular town, area, or country.
a group of students who prepare together
a group of people working together toward a common goal.
the social group doing manual or industrial work
All of human society and civilization, considered collectively.
A group of three people or things.
The team or players whose main role is to prevent the opposing team from scoring.
In sports, the team or players who have possession of the ball or other object and are trying to score.
A contemptible or worthless person or group of people.
The progressive or radical faction within a political party or movement.
A musical group consisting of three performers.
A smaller group within a family, especially within a language family, cultural group, or classification system.
A small organized group within a larger group, especially one that disagrees with other members and seeks power or influence.
A person, group, or organization competing with another for the same goal, advantage, or prize.
A social group whose members share a common cultural background, ancestry, language, history, or traditions.
The lawyers and other people representing a person accused in a court case.
A smaller group formed from or included within a larger group, often sharing particular characteristics.
The artists, writers, or other creators who are innovative and experimental and lead new developments in art or culture.
People who are not Muslims; people who do not follow Islam.
A person or team that finishes second in a competition.
A person or organization other than the two main parties involved in an agreement, dispute, or transaction.
A gathering of American football players between plays to call and discuss the next play.
A group of players and units in American football that take part in kicking plays, such as kickoffs, punts, and field-goal attempts.
A group of bicycle racers who have ridden clear of the main group during a race.
A diagonal line of bicycle racers riding close together to shelter from a crosswind.
The main group of riders in a bicycle race who ride together in a pack.
A person’s ancestral background or the inherited characteristics associated with their origin.
A person who works with another person or people, especially at the same organization or workplace.
A group of people or organizations that unite to support a shared cause, goal, or interest.
A grouping of sports teams that compete against one another within a larger league or association.
A core group is the small, central set of people who are most committed to an organization or cause.
A group considered to be the most powerful, skilled, or influential within a particular field or society.
An expedition is the group of people taking part in an organized journey or mission.
The people, groups, or political organizations occupying the most conservative or nationalist end of the political spectrum.
A person who belongs to the same group, team, workplace, or crew as another person.
The people at an organization’s central office who direct and manage its activities.