Multiple spectators who stood in the pit of an Elizabethan theater; plural form referring to common or unsophisticated people collectively.
Plural form of 'groundling,' formed by adding the standard English plural suffix -s to the singular noun.
The groundlings were actually the heart of Renaissance theater's success—they were passionate, loud, and kept shows alive financially, even though wealthy patrons considered them the lowly masses.
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