Flock

Noun

 * 1) A large number of birds, especially those gathered together for the purpose of migration.
 * 2) A large number of animals, especially sheep or goats kept together.
 * 3) Those served by a particular pastor or shepherd
 * 4) A large number of people
 * 5) Coarse tufts of wool or cotton used in bedding

Verb

 * 1)  To congregate in or head towards a place in large numbers.
 * 2)  To coat a surface with dense fibers or particles.

Adjectives for Flock
close-pinned; golden; crowding; divided; trembling; scattered; endless; fleecy; blood-bought; patriarchal; afflicted; nibbling; snowy; browsing; timorous; homeward; clustering; healthful; pictorial; benighted.

Verbs for Flock
appeal to—; call on—; care for—; guide—; journey in—; manage—; muster—; preach to—; supervise—; travel in—; —assembles; —congregates; —flees; —gathers; —journeys; —occupies; —supports; —swarms.

Adverbs for Flock
protectively; reposefully; timorously; clusteringly; pictorially; benightedly; habitually; characteristically; seasonally.

Synonyms for Flock
congregation, bunch, gaggle, horde, host, legion, litter, nest, rabble, swarm, throng, wake, group, herd, hatch, pack, drove, brood, set, bevy, covey, lot, collection, company, gathering.

Antonyms for Flock
solitary (one).

Thesaurus
a mass of, a world of, army, assemble, assembly, band, band together, bang, bangs, bevy, body, brethren, bunch, charm, chip, churchgoers, class, cloud, cluster, clutter, cohue, collect, collection, colony, come together, company, congregate, congregation, convoy, covey, crowd, crush, dandruff, deluge, drift, drive, drove, fetlock, flake, fleck, fleet, flight, floccule, flocculus, flocks, flood, fold, forelock, fringe, gaggle, galaxy, gam, gang, gather, gathering, go, go together, group, hail, heap, herd, herd together, hive, horde, host, jam, kennel, laity, large amount, laymen, legion, litter, lots, many, mass, masses of, meet, minyan, mob, muchness, multitude, murmuration, nest, nonclerics, nonordained persons, number, numbers, pack, panoply, paring, parish, parishioners, people, plague, plurality, pod, pour, press, pride, quantities, quantity, quiff, quite a few, rabble, rout, ruck, scale, school, scores, scurf, seculars, set, shaving, sheep, shoal, skein, skulk, sloth, society, spate, spring, swarm, throng, tidy sum, trip, troop, troupe, tuft, watch, worlds of

Etymology 1
From flock:, from  flocc:, from. Cognate with vlocke:,  flokkr:. Perhaps related to folc:. More at.

Etymology 2
From flok:, from  floc:, from  floccus:, of  origin, probably from  *undefined:, from, from. Cognate with flocko:,  vlocke:, No dialectal flugsa:.

Noun

 * Arabic: أبابيل,
 * Armenian: երամ
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 * Catalan: bandada
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Verb

 * Finnish: ,
 * Icelandic: hópast saman
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 * Japanese: mureru


 * Russian: стекаться, сбиваться (в стаю)
 * Swedish: flockas
 * Telugu: గుమిగూడు (gumigUDu)


 * Finnish: (jollakin)

Noun

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Noun
flock


 * 1) flock of sheep or goats
 * 2) flock of birds
 * 3) flock of people
 * 4) pride of lions
 * 5) pack of wolves or dogs
 * 6) pod of whales
 * 7) murder of crows
 * 8) fever of stingrays