masses

/ ˈmæsɪz /

plural noun

1. the body of common people

2. informal,  (often foll by of) great numbers or quantities

   masses of food

Example Sentences

But, he adds that ticket rates shouldn't be so high that the masses are priced out.

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Ms Crickmore said she spoiled her flea-bitten plant with masses of manure and plenty of water to produce the whopper.

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You really can make the thing that is right without having to appeal to the masses and still appeal to the masses’.

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On the outskirts of the masses, an aunt and her niece share a laugh before sitting down to split a funnel cake.

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At the end, there seemed to be bewilderment among the masses of Hampden, a dazed feeling about how to react to what they'd just witnessed.

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