n. a group of birds or a group of sheep or goats; a great number of persons or things gathered together; v. move as a crowd or in a group
The flock of birds landed in the trees. OR The fans flock after the star.
The flock of birds landed in the trees. OR The fans flock after the star.
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When Peter found a flock of South-West-Facing Cranes, how did he get their eggs?
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What happened to the hoop after the boys sent it through the flock of sheep?
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The fans flock after the star.
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What was the one reason people would flock to the Horny Toad region?
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The fat cat came across a flock of what?
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I just saw a flock of grouse. OR He will grouse about anything.
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When a lamb straggles the dog chases her back with the flock.
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Where did the flock of rabbits land?
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What did Aunt Nancy have more of than a flock of geese?
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Where did the flock spend the summer?
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What is a flock of crows called?
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What unwelcome visitor attacked the flock of lambing sheep?
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How did Max know his flock came back?
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How do members of a flock call to one another?
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group; mob; horde; swarm
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flock
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