gangsters, mafia, mobster, thugs, goons, underworld, lynch mob, gangland, gang, riot, mafiosi, hoodlums, underboss, rioters, cops, gambino, vigilantes, goombah, hooligans, toughs, racketeers, rowdies, bandits, miscreant, wiseguy, agitators, ruffians, goodfellas, sicilian mafia, policeman, drug lord, robbers, garnett, henchman, factionist, cosa nostra, clan, al capone, posse, pillagers, skinheads, assailants, extortion, pogrom, mugger, protesters, plainclothes, loan sharking, brigand, brawl, militia, looting, stool pigeon, falangists, gambling den, lowlife, rapscallions, satanists, turncoats, besiegers, marauders, pimps, corleone, tsotsi, melee, molls, bookie, lynching, bystanders, anarchists, scuffles, crooks, snitch, demonstrators, loanshark, set afire, throng, thuggee, ku klux klan, fisticuff, rubout, looters, police, tammany hall, hitmen, louts, drunken reveler, hirelings, kulaks, standover, pagad, assassins, militiamen, hustlers, mayhem, mugging, druglord, bootleggers, shylock, hordes, cabbie, mobs, rabble, crowds, crowd, multitude, populace, horde, soldiery, butcher, cemetery, crew, barbarians, flock, deficit, english, gentile, islamic, knglish, lish, shi'ite, vigilante, '', 1slamic, abortion, abovementioned, absolute, accepted, acknowledged, action, additive, admiralty, aforecited, aforesaid

maffia, nest, youth gang

cheapjack, control, imprecation, lynch, lynching, lynch mob, mobbish, moblike, mollification, ochlocracy, public violence, riot, sack, sternutator, sternutatory, vociferous

association, crowd together, draw together, gangdom, organized crime

disorderly, jam, pack, pile, ring, rout, syndicate