n., pl., -cies.
- Political control by a mob.
- The mass of common people as the source of political control.
mobocratic mob'o·crat'ic or mob'o·crat'i·cal adj.
mobocracy
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mob·oc·ra·cy (mŏb-ŏk'rə-sē) 
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n., pl., -cies.
mobocratic mob'o·crat'ic or mob'o·crat'i·cal adj.
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