flock+together
11birds of a feather flock together — people who are alike tend to stick together …
12birds of a feather flock together — This idiom means that people with similar interests will stick together. (Dorking School Dictionary) …
13Birds of a feather flock together — This idiom means that people with similar interests will stick together …
14flock — 01. A wolf killed three of the sheep in our [flock] before we shot it. 02. A huge [flock] of geese flew over us, honking loudly. 03. A young shepherd was tending his [flock] of sheep near where we were hiking. 04. Thousands of people [flock] to… …
15flock´less — flock1 «flok», noun, verb. –n. 1. a group of animals of one kind keeping, feeding, or herded together, especially sheep; goats, or birds: »a flock of geese. A flock can mean lions in Africa, sheep in Australia, goats in Ireland, and geese in the… …
16flock — I. /flɒk / (say flok) noun 1. a number of animals of one kind keeping, feeding, or herded together, now especially of sheep or goats, or of birds. 2. a crowd; large number of people. 3. (in New Testament and ecclesiastical use) a. the Christian… …
17flock — I n. to tend a flock (of sheep) II v. (P; intr.) the crowd flocked around the speaker; customers flocked into the store; to flock together * * * [flɒk] customers flocked into the store to flock together (P; intr.) the crowd flocked around the… …
18flock — n 1. fold, herd, drove, pack; bevy, flight, gaggle; brood, litter, hatch; school, shoal; swarm. 2. multitude, host, horde, throng; crowd, press, crush, mass; mob, rabble, ruck, rout. v 3. gather, foregather, meet, assemble, collect, come together …
19flock — See: BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER …
20flock — See: BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER …
