flock
🇺🇸
/flɑːk/
🇬🇧
/flɒk/
noun
R
A group of animals like sheep, goats, or birds that are together.
A flock of birds flew south for the winter.
R
A large group of people, often with something in common.
A flock of fans waited outside the stadium.
R
The people who regularly go to a church led by a specific priest.
The priest's flock gathered for Sunday service.
R
Soft material used to fill cushions or chairs.
The cushion was filled with soft flock.
R
Small soft pieces on paper or cloth that make a raised pattern.
The wallpaper had a flock pattern that felt rough.
verb
R
To gather or move together in large numbers.
People flock to the beach on hot days.
translation
A group of animals like sheep, goats, or birds that are together.; A large group of people, often with something in common.; The people who regularly go to a church led by a specific priest.; Soft material used to fill cushions or chairs.; Small soft pieces on paper or cloth that make a raised pattern.
To gather or move together in large numbers.
Word Forms
3rd Present
flocks
Past
flocked
Perfect
flocked
Progressive
flocking
Plural
flocks