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inexplicable mob
noun
a large crowd that materialises in a public place to perform a scripted action for several minutes before dissolving US- "There seems to be something inherently political about an inexplicable mob," he said. — Wired.com, 5 July 2003
- Well, many of us were milling around waiting for it to be exactly 7:27 and sort of steeling glances at each other and wondering who was there for this inexplicable mob[.] — All Things Considered (National Public Radio), 20 June 2003
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