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1) (You, He, She .... ) can stack up the four chairs.

2) The place is overcrowded.


Comment:
There is no such word “crowdy” in most dictionaries, but it means porridge in some American dictionaries.

Stack up 整齊地堆起 (phrasal verb) something = to make things into a neat pile.

Overcrowded 過度擠擁 (adjective) = filled with too many people.

2010-12-18 03:32:11 補充：
You can't use the word "crowd". It is a noun or verb.

You can used "crowded". Crowded is an adjective.

2010-12-18 03:36:40 補充：
Sorry. Typo error:

You can use "crowded". Crowded is an adjective.

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1. stack up / pile up
2. crowded, cramped

You could say :
1) stack 4 chairs to 1 or just stack up these 4 chairs.
2) Is a bit/a little/quite crowded there or expect some crowd or going to be crowded.

small world with big crowd in HK.

How about...

1) Stack the four chairs up in a line.

2) It's a bit crowdy here.

Four chairs fold one