1. in a manner characteristic of or resembling a mob; in a disorderly, unruly, or crowd-like way
Usage: informal; often used to describe behavior that is chaotic, aggressive, or lacking individual restraint

Examples

• The crowd mobbishly surged toward the entrance, pushing and shoving without regard for others.
• Fans mobbishly rushed the stage after the concert ended.
• The protesters mobbishly blocked the street, their individual voices lost in the collective noise.
• He was swept up mobbishly in the excitement of the crowd.
• The group mobbishly descended upon the store during the sale.