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flock
noun as in group of people
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A-list athletes have already flocked to see Watkins and snap photos with her.
From Los Angeles Times
Newspaper reporters flocked to Dumfries and Galloway after dismembered and disfigured human remains were discovered beneath a bridge over a stream.
From BBC
Their ability to scavenge, their ability to feed, the flocks that alert one another to food sources.
From Salon
And the road is much quieter than it was on Monday when between 200-300 people flocked to the scene.
From BBC
One tutor was then released into each group, so that their flock mates learned to prefer using one solution over another.
From Science Daily
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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