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flash mob

1 of 1noun
/ˈflæʃ mɑb/
Forms:flash mobs
1

a large group of people organized using social media who gather together publicly at an exact time, do something for a short time and then disperse

A flash mob is a group of people who gather suddenly in a public place to perform a planned activity, such as a dance or a song, before quickly dispersing. These events are usually organized through social media or online messaging, and they are often done for entertainment, awareness, or as a form of artistic expression. Flash mobs are meant to surprise and engage onlookers, creating a sense of excitement and spontaneity. They can range from simple performances to more elaborate and creative displays, and are typically short in duration.

  • I saw a flash mob in the park yesterday, and it was such a fun surprise.
  • The flash mob at the concert was so well-coordinated that it looked like a professional performance.
  • We joined a flash mob to raise awareness for the environmental cause.
  • It was amazing to watch a flash mob perform in the middle of a busy city street.