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People Noun - a group of human beings united by common interests or characteristics, and often considered as a single unit. ■ "I don't like big crowds of people. They make me feel claustrophobic!
Army A large group of people, usually dressed in a similar manner and carrying weapons. ■ "I heard the army was planning to invade France!", A term used to describe a group of people who are very organized and efficient, often with a clear chain of command. ■ "The company's army was able to deliver the project on time thanks to their strict organizational skills.", A term used to describe a group of people who are very loyal and dedicated, often willing to do anything for their leader. ■ "The CEO's army was able to get the company to meet its revenue goals thanks to their unwavering loyalty."
bloc A group of people who share a common ideology or political belief. ■ "The bloc of conservatives voted against the bill that would have raised taxes on the wealthy."; A term used to describe a group of people who are stuck together, such as a group of elephants or a clump of mushrooms. ■ "The bloc of elephants took over the field and started trampling everything in sight."; A term used to describe a group of people who are glued together, such as a group of tourists or a family reunion. ■ "The bloc of tourists was so glued together that they couldn't even move."
clubhouse A building used by a group of people, typically for socializing and recreational activities. ■ After a long day at work, the members of the book club retreated to their clubhouse to discuss their latest read., A group of people who share similar interests or hobbies and gather together regularly for socializing and recreational activities. ■ The members of the chess club were thrilled to have a permanent home in their newly acquired clubhouse., A place where people go to relax and unwind, typically by playing games or watching TV. ■ After finishing his workout, John headed to the clubhouse to relax with a cold beer and catch up on some sports news.
GYMS A place where people go to exercise, sweat, and look good in front of other people. ■ I went to the gym to work out, but I realized I was the only one wearing sweatpants. I guess some people take "dress code" very seriously.
investors People who put money into a business or project in hopes of earning a return. The people who bankroll your crazy ideas, but don't expect to see a dime in return. They're just as crazy as you are! ■ The investors in the startup that promised to revolutionize the way we bake cakes were disappointed when they found out their company had been secretly using powdered sugar instead of flour. It was just another example of how some people are more interested in making a buck than delivering quality products.
offices A place where people work and make money, often with a view of other people working and making money. ■ "I hate going to the office. It's like being trapped in a cage with a bunch of people who are more productive than me."
scam A clever scheme or trick designed to cheat or defraud people, typically involving false promises or misleading information. ■ "I heard about a scam where they promised free iPhones but instead sent people fake ones that didn't work! It's amazing how gullible people can be."
Actors Noun: People who pretend to be someone else for money. ■ "The actors in the movie were so convincing that I couldn't tell them from real people!"
aspen An amusing type of tree that can cause allergic reactions in some people. ■ "I don't know why people are so obsessed with aspen trees. They're just a bunch of allergy-inducing, bark-less twerps!
Authors People who write books, articles, or other written works. ■ When the authors of a best-selling novel were asked about their inspiration, they replied, "We just wanted to make people laugh."
barbers A group of people who cut hair, usually men. ■ The barbers at the mall were really good at making people laugh. They would always make funny jokes while cutting their customers' hair.
charm A magnetic and irresistible force that attracts people or things. ■ "She had a charm that drew people in and made them do her bidding."
club A group of people who share a common interest or hobby. ■ "I joined the book club because I love to read and meet new people."
columnists noun. People who write columns for newspapers, magazines or websites. ■ "The columnists of The New York Times are some of the funniest people I know! They always have something witty and clever to say."
comedians A group of people who make people laugh by telling jokes and performing funny acts. ■ "I love watching comedians like Ellen DeGeneres and Dave Chappelle because they always make me laugh!"
deviants People who are not like everyone else and therefore not worth getting to know. ■ "I don't understand why people always hang out with those deviants. They're just weird."
epidemic An outbreak of a particular disease that spreads rapidly and infects many people. ■ "The city was hit by an epidemic of the common cold, causing people to hoard all the tissues in sight."
Expert A person who has extensive knowledge or skill in a particular area, and uses this knowledge to make other people laugh. ■ "I'm an expert at making people laugh, just ask my friends."
goons A group of men who dress up as clowns and carry weapons, often to scare or intimidate people. ■ "The goons marched through the town, brandishing their clubs and making people jump out of their skin.
Heterosexual An individual who is attracted to and has sexual relations with people of the opposite gender. ■ "I am a heterosexual, and I don't understand why people are so opposed to same-sex marriage."
Homosexual A person who is attracted to people of the same sex and has a romantic or sexual relationship with them. ■ "I'm a proud homosexual, but I don't understand why people make such a big deal about it."
magnets Funny definition: A magnetic personality who pulls people towards them with their charm and wit. ■ "I have a magnetic personality, I can't help but attract people with my sense of humor!"
meetings A gathering of people who are too busy talking about nothing to actually get anything done. ■ "I hate meetings, they're just a bunch of people sitting around talking about nothing while I'm trying to work."
murderers Noun: People who kill other people for fun and profit. ■ "I had a great time at the murderers' convention last weekend. The keynote speaker was a real hitman!"
park A large area of open land where people can go to enjoy nature, play games, and relax. ■ Why did the park become famous? Because it had a lot of "green" space for people to hang out in!
Payroll A humorous word for a list of people who work at a company and are paid for their labor. ■ "I just got my payroll and it's full of people I don't even remember hiring."
perverts People who enjoy deviant or abnormal sexual behavior. ■ "I heard that the perverts at the local park were caught having sex in public. It just goes to show you can find these people anywhere."
rancho A large, sprawling, and often chaotic farm where animals roam free and people live in shacks. ■ "I grew up on a rancho where we had more cows than people. But hey, at least we always had fresh milk!
roomful A very spacious room filled with enough people to create a lively atmosphere. ■ "I can't believe how many people fit in this roomful of chairs! It's like a party without the music."
Solitude The state of being alone or in seclusion, often accompanied by feelings of loneliness and despair. ■ "I don't know how people can enjoy solitude. It's just so boring! I need to be around other people to feel alive."
Anchors The people who hold down the bottom of a boat and prevent it from drifting away. ■ "I don't know how we would have gone on vacation without our anchors. They kept us grounded.", A group of people who are not very funny and make everyone else laugh. ■ "I love spending time with my anchors. They always have the best jokes!"
Balconies The part of a house that is located outside and has railings on either side. ■ John loves to sit on his balcony and drink coffee while watching the sunrise., A place where people can go to enjoy fresh air and view the scenery. ■ The balconies at the hotel were a great place to take in the views of the city., A platform on which people can stand or sit, usually with railings around it. ■ The balcony of the opera house was filled with excited opera fans waiting for the show to start.
bandwagon A bandwagon is a large wagon, often pulled by horses, used for transporting people and goods across long distances. It is also used metaphorically to refer to a group of people who follow a popular trend or idea. ■ Jane jumped on the fitness bandwagon and started lifting weights every day.
bunions A group of people who always seem to be in a bad mood. They are often seen grumbling and complaining, and they will do whatever it takes to make everyone else's day as miserable as possible. ■ One time, the bunions decided to take over the park. They started yelling at people for not picking up after themselves and even went so far as to steal some of the picnic baskets! Everyone was in a state of panic until the police arrived and chased them away.
Buyers A person or group of people who purchase goods or services. ■ The buyers were not pleased with the quality of the product and demanded a refund., A person or group of people who are foolishly willing to pay more than something is worth just because they think it's cool or trendy. ■ "I don't care if it costs $200, I have to have that designer handbag."
cam A device used to capture images and videos of people or objects. ■ She accidentally left her camera at home and missed the big game. An acronym for "Computer Assisted Manufacturing," referring to the use of computers in the production process. ■ The company's adoption of CAM technology revolutionized their manufacturing processes, making them more efficient and cost-effective., A slang term for "camera," often used to refer to a person who is observing or recording something without permission. ■ "I hate it when people use their cams to record my performances without asking."
camper A person who enjoys camping and outdoor activities, often with a sense of humor and lightheartedness. ■ "I don't understand why people go camping. It's just a bunch of people sitting around in tents making jokes and getting mosquito bites."
Carney A person who is very funny and entertaining, often using exaggerated or humorous behavior. ■ "The carney always knows how to make people laugh. His jokes are so funny that he has a line of people waiting for him to tell them.
Characteristics noun: the qualities, features, or traits that distinguish one thing or person from another. Often used to describe a group of people. ■"The characteristics of a successful entrepreneur are determination, creativity, and a willingness to take risks."; adjective: having the qualities, features, or traits that distinguish one thing or person from another. Often used to describe a group of people. ■"The characteristics of my family are diverse and interesting, with each member having their own unique quirks and talents."
chest A large, flat structure located on the front of a human body that holds the heart and lungs. ■ John accidentally spilled his cup of coffee all over his chest while walking down the street. People stared at him in shock and amusement.; A term used to refer to a group of people, such as employees or customers. ■ "The management team met in the conference room to discuss the company's new marketing strategy. They brainstormed ideas and made jokes about their 'chest' being in sync."
crew A group of people who work together in a team, especially on a boat or ship. ■The captain and his crew set sail for the Caribbean, but their adventure was cut short when they hit a reef and sank to the bottom of the ocean., A group of people who are part of the same entertainment industry, such as actors, musicians, or athletes. ■The cast and crew of the blockbuster movie "Titanic" worked tirelessly to bring the epic love story to life on the big screen.
daisies A small, delicate flower with white or yellow petals and a yellow center. Daisies are often associated with innocence and happiness. ■ "I love daisies because they remind me of childhood and the joy of simple pleasures.", A group of people who share a common interest or hobby. Daisies are often used to describe a group of friends or a club. ■ "I joined the daisies last year and it's been a great way to meet new people who share my love for hiking.", A person who is easily influenced or swayed by others. Daisies are often used to describe someone who is naive or gullible. ■ "I don't like to be a daisy and get taken advantage of."
Deathbed A place where people often go to die, but also a place where people often go for a nap. ■ "I didn't think I was going to make it through the presentation, so I took a power nap on my deathbed."
dentists A group of people who are highly skilled at making things uncomfortable for you, but always have a bright smile on their face. ■ Why did the dentist become a comedian? Because he knew how to make people laugh through their pain!
easter A holiday celebrated in many countries to commemorate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. ■ Every year, people decorate their homes with Easter eggs and bunnies for the holiday. A time when people eat too many chocolate bunnies and get a sugar high. ■ I can't believe I ate an entire Easter basket in one sitting!
employees The people who work for a company or organization, but are not actually doing anything useful. ■ "I hired a bunch of employees to sit around and twiddle their thumbs all day. It's amazing how much I'm getting done with this many people working!"
exodus A sudden and massive movement of people out of a particular area or place. ■ "The exodus from the city after the earthquake was truly epic. People were running as fast as they could, leaving their belongings behind and hoping to find safety somewhere else."
extremists People who take their beliefs or opinions to an extreme, often leading to ridiculousness or absurdity. ■ "The climate change extremists were so passionate about their cause that they decided to paint the earth green in protest. The resulting 'green planet' movement sparked a new wave of memes and hashtags, but also led to some hilarious mishaps as people tried to convince others to join the cause."
federation A group of people who have a common goal and are willing to work together to achieve it, often through the use of humor and playful banter. ■ "The Federation of Silly Friends" was formed when a group of comedians realized that they shared a love for making people laugh. They started performing together at local comedy clubs and quickly gained a following among fans of their irreverent style.