overcrow
/ˈɒvəkrəʊ, ˈɒvəˌkrɔ/Definitions
1. verb
to fill a place or container to excess or to a point where it is difficult to move
“The city’s population began to overcrow the public transportation system during rush hour.”
2. noun
the state of being overcrowded, especially in a place where people or vehicles are packed together
“The overcrow of the stadium caused a panic during the exit.”
3. noun
a place that is overcrowded
“The overcrow of the city center made it difficult for tourists to navigate.”