people

[1]	populate , colonize , settle , occupy

[1]	(plu)
[2]	persons , individuals , men and women , ladies and gentlemen , males and females , living souls , mortals , bodies
[3]	relations , relatives , kin , kinsmen , kinsfolk/(US/Canadian) kinfolk , family , kith and kin , ancestors , forebears
[4]	masses , (general) public , hoi polloi , mass , consumers , multitude , the great unwashed , populace , common people , common man , commoners , subjects , citizenry , plebeians , grass roots , proletariat , rank and file , the crowd , commonalty/commonality , mobile vulgus , bourgeoisie , man/woman in the street , Everyman , Everywoman , Mr/Mrs Average , (Brit) A , N , Other , Joe Bloggs , man/woman on the Clapham omnibus , (US) John Doe , Mary Doe , Richard Roe , John Q , Public , (Colloq and often derogatory) proles , the rabble , ragtag and bobtail , silent majority , common herd , (Brit) plebs , admass
[5]	sing
[6]	race , community , clan , tribe , folk , nation , population , society