Difference between Multitude and Throng

MULTITUDE vs THRONG: NOUN

A large gathering of people
A large indefinite number
A very great number.
The masses; the populace.
The character of being many; numerousness; also, a great number regarded collectively or as congregated together.
A great number, indefinitely.
A crowd or throng; a gathering or collection of people.
Synonyms Multitude, Throng, Crowd, swarm, mass, host, legion. A multitude, however great, may he in a space so large as to give each one ample room; a throng or a crowd is generally smaller than a multitude, but is gathered into a close body, a throng being a company that presses together or forward, and a crowd carrying the closeness to uncomfortable physical contact.
The common people generally
A great number of persons or things, regarded collectively
The state of being many; numerousness.
The populace; the mass of men.
A great amount or number, often of people.
The mass of ordinary people; the populous or the masses
A great number of persons collected together; a numerous collection of persons; a crowd; an assembly.

Array, Multiplicity, Multiple, Variety, Plethora, Myriad, Large number, Concourse, Battalion, Pack, People, Hoi polloi, Mass, Masses, Throng

Audience, Clamor, Roar, Procession, Flock, Gaggle, Swarm, Crowd, Horde, Jam, Pile, Pack, Concourse, Multitude, Mob

Array, Multiplicity, Multiple, Variety, Plethora, Myriad, Large number, Concourse, Battalion, Pack, People, Hoi polloi, Mass, Masses, Throng

Audience, Clamor, Roar, Procession, Flock, Gaggle, Swarm, Crowd, Horde, Jam, Pile, Pack, Concourse, Multitude, Mob

Some in the throng surely knew, or guessed.
At nine sharp Leopold Elkus joined the throng.
On Ludgate Hill, where in the usual Throng.
Benjamin Collins Brodie, gent, Ensign in the throng.
Through the gathering throng comes CHERYL, a hooker.
Fellow, come from the throng; look upon Caesar.
They are no members of the common throng.
Of travelers yearly, who throng to the city oversees millions of travelers yearly, who throng to the oversees.
Rourke told a throng of activists, and a throng of reporters who surrounded them.
They were piled throng above throng, till their occupants clustered like bees about the vanes and chimney tops.