a splendid collection, display etc

collection, considerable group

a player who bats

military division

a collection of the same fruit etc growing together

collection of something

(to be) the presenter of a stage, TV or radio entertainment who introduces the performers, speakers etc

formal host

a group of people (especially taking part in religious worship)

assembled group, especially concerned with church-going

a large number of people together but without order or organization

large assembly

a group of birds, sheep or goats; a crowd of people

congregation

a great number

uncontrolled throng, pack

a woman who entertains guests

a woman who hosts visitors

of, for, very many people; a lump, quantity of matter, without regular shape; the main religious service (in the Roman Catholic Church)

body of matter; considerable portion

a disorganized crowd, especially one that has gathered to make trouble or attack; a gang of criminals

large group of people

a large number (especially of people gathered together); the ordinary people

large group

a group of people formed for a common purpose; a bone in a finger or toe

mass, force of people

a woman steward

server

a large number of insects, birds etc moving about together

large, moving group

a large crowd

large crowd

a group of people or animals, especially when moving; to move as a group

military

a woman who serves food etc in a restaurant

server