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Flock
01
a group of birds of the same type, flying and feeding together
Example
With a rustle of feathers, the flock of migrating birds landed in the treetops, seeking refuge for the night.
The flock of seagulls squawked and screeched as they fought over scraps of food along the shoreline.
With a whoosh of feathers, the flock of pigeons took flight, scattering in all directions as a car passed by.
02
a number of domestic animals such as goats or sheep that are kept together
03
a large number of people, especially those who share a common characteristic
04
a church congregation guided by a pastor
05
an orderly crowd
to flock
01
(of birds) to gather or assemble together in a group
Intransitive
Example
The ducks flocked together in the pond, quacking and swimming in unison.
As the storm approached, the birds flocked together in search of shelter.
The birds flocked together as the sun began to set.
02
to gather in a group
Intransitive: to flock somewhere
Example
Students often flock in the library during exam periods.
In the evening, spectators will flock to the stadium for the concert.
The tourists began to flock around the famous monument for photos.
Example
With a rustle of feathers, the flock of migrating birds landed in the treetops, seeking refuge for the night.
The flock of seagulls squawked and screeched as they fought over scraps of food along the shoreline.
With a whoosh of feathers, the flock of pigeons took flight, scattering in all directions as a car passed by.
As the sun set, the flock of flamingos congregated at the water's edge, their vibrant plumage casting a pink hue over the marsh.
With a flutter of wings, the flock of sparrows descended upon the bird feeder, chirping excitedly as they feasted.
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