1. present participle of becrowd; the act of crowding or filling a space with too many people or things
Usage: rare or archaic; typically used in literary or formal contexts

Examples

• The narrow hallway was becrowding with students between classes.
• Becrowding the marketplace with vendors made it difficult to navigate.
• The festival grounds were becrowding as more attendees arrived.
• Becrowding the small room with furniture left little space to move.
• The platform was becrowding with commuters during rush hour.