flocked
Speech parts
1. flocked - Adjective
2. flocked - Verb
Meaning
of Flock
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Examples
People my age all flocked to see Jeff, you know. Because we were so, just to hear that voice again. He would have been so pissed off with it by now. All these old toothless hags hanging around the stage door you know. He was just shit hot, I gotta say.
It is, therefore, no exaggeration to say that the "architect of modern India” was no more than a combined embodiment of all imperialist ideologies which had flocked to this ancient land in the company of alien invaders Islam, Christianity, White Man's Burden, and Communism.
Everyone flocked to the coast and built. Now the hurricanes have come back, so to speak, and the population is sitting there.
At least in cities where the Confederate Army established a base of operations, young women were overwhelmed by the number of prospective suitors. Thousands of men flocked to the Confederate capital of Richmond, prepared to work in one of the government departments or to train for duty in the Army.
They pursued die enemy to the gates and set everything on fire. They burnt down all those gardens and groves. That paradise of idol-worshippers became like hell. The fire-worshippers of Bud were in alarm and flocked round their idols...
About 20 years ago, Port Elizabeth’s Govan Mbeki Avenue was a bustling hive of activity — businesses were thriving and shoppers flocked to what was then the epicentre of the city.