athrong

English

Etymology

From a- +‎ throng.

Adjective

athrong (not comparable)

1. Thronged; crowded.
   • 1981, Clark Ashton Smith, The City of the Singing Flame:

     And still it stands, a luster of marble, a magnificence of granite, all athrong with spires and cupolas and obelisks that the mighty trees of the jungle have not yet overtowered, in a fertile inland valley of Hyperborea.