Word Finder - posse

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A group or company of people, originally especially one having hostile intent; a throng, a crowd.

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A group of people summoned to help law enforcement.

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A search party.

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A criminal gang.

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A group of (especially young) people seen as constituting a peer group or band of associates; a gang, a group of friends.

These provisions exist in posse only, and have, it is believed, never been put into force.

I have a posse of witnesses that I was in Ely at the time.. .

This motion having been rejected, De Geer resigned, and was succeeded by Count Arvid Posse.

Nigel Martyn led a posse of protesting players, to no avail.

This is not the wild west, this is not the time to get your rifle and form a posse.

We are Bolton's youth environment posse and we come from all over Bolton.

With a rousing send-off from the filthy's posse, our heroes took a cab to Heathrow to begin the " Retrieval Mission " .

They are the standing army, and the militia, jailers, constables, posse comitatus, etc.

With a rousing send-off from the filthy 's posse, our heroes took a cab to Heathrow to begin the " Retrieval Mission ".

Dogg and his posse once again made headlines in early 2006, when they were arrested at Heathrow Airport.

In the video, Carrie Underwood is able to "dispel" the cowboy by facing him down in a dark alley with her empowered negligee-clad posse.

There's a disclaimer on the form itself that reads, "This form is submitted to a member of the Dog the Bounty Hunter web team, not Dog the Bounty Hunter or a member of his posse."

Jones; he was rescued and taken to Lawrence; the city disclaimed complicity, but Jones persuaded Governor Wilson Shannon that there was rebellion, and Shannon authorized a posse; Missouri responded, and a pro-slavery force marched on Lawrence.

I also spent some time chilling with a break dance posse, trying out some new moves until the bouncers asked us to stop.

However, the Sherif is unable to send a posse after them due to other higher priorities.

Now the truth is that the Weirs, father and son, were surrounded by a posse of strenuous loyalists.

A small posse of Police then headed into the crops, trampling down more crops than the protesters.

Three others quickly follow me down, with a large posse of chickens turning around at the top.

Before Gibbons was out of sight, Dean slumped to the ground, with a look on his face that mirrored both of their disappointment that the man they were pursuing was now aware the two-man posse was closing in.

But Count Posse, deserted by his own party over the army bill, resigned, and was succeeded on the 16th of May 1884 by Oscar Themptauder, who had been minister of finance in the previous cabinet.