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flock1
noun
1 a group of creatures, especially birds or sheep.
2 a crowd of people.
3 a body of people under the spiritual charge of a priest or minister.
verb (flocked , flocking ) intr to gather or move in a group or a crowd.
[Anglo-Saxon flocc ]
noun
1 a group of creatures, especially birds or sheep.
2 a crowd of people.
3 a body of people under the spiritual charge of a priest or minister.
verb (flocked , flocking ) intr to gather or move in a group or a crowd.
[Anglo-Saxon flocc ]
flock2
noun
1 a tuft of wool, etc.
2 (also flocks) waste wool or cotton used for stuffing mattresses, etc.
3 fine particles of wool or nylon fibre applied to paper or cloth to give a velvety surface, especially to produce wallpaper called flock paper or flock wallpaper.
[14c: from French floc tuft of wool, from Latin floccus ]
noun
1 a tuft of wool, etc.
2 (also flocks) waste wool or cotton used for stuffing mattresses, etc.
3 fine particles of wool or nylon fibre applied to paper or cloth to give a velvety surface, especially to produce wallpaper called flock paper or flock wallpaper.
[14c: from French floc tuft of wool, from Latin floccus ]
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