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Definition of flock
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of flock is as below...
Flock
(sing.
/ pl.) Very fine,
sifted,
woolen
refuse,
especially
that from
shearing
the nap of
cloths,
used as a
coating
for wall paper to give it a
velvety
or
clothlike
appearance;
also, the dust of
vegetable
fiber used for a
similar
purpose..
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Trip
::
Trip (n.) A herd or
flock,
as of
sheep,
goats,
etc..
Flock
::
Flock
(sing.
/ pl.) Very fine,
sifted,
woolen
refuse,
especially
that from
shearing
the nap of
cloths,
used as a
coating
for wall paper to give it a
velvety
or
clothlike
appearance;
also, the dust of
vegetable
fiber used for a
similar
purpose..
Flock
::
Flock (n.)
Woolen
or
cotton
refuse
(sing.
/ pl.), old rags, etc.,
reduced
to a
degree
of
fineness
by
machinery,
and used for
stuffing
unpholstered
furniture..
Booly
::
Booly (n.) A
company
of Irish
herdsmen,
or a
single
herdsman,
wandering
from place to place with
flocks
and
herds,
and
living
on their milk, like the
Tartars;
also, a place in the
mountain
pastures
inclosed
for the
shelter
of
cattle
or their
keepers..
Sedge
::
Sedge (n.) A flock of
herons.
Nomadize
::
Nomadize
(v. i.) To lead the life of a
nomad;
to
wander
with
flocks
and herds for the sake of
finding
pasturage.
Fold
::
Fold (n.) A flock of
sheep;
figuratively,
the
Church
or a
church;
as,
Christ's
fold..
Tend
::
Tend (v. t.) To
accompany
as an
assistant
or
protector;
to care for the wants of; to look
after;
to
watch;
to
guard;
as,
shepherds
tend their
flocks..
Flake
::
Flake (n.) A loose filmy mass or a thin
chiplike
layer of
anything;
a film;
flock;
lamina;
layer;
scale;
as, a flake of snow,
tallow,
or
fish..
Plump
::
Plump (n.) A knot; a
cluster;
a
group;
a
crowd;
a
flock;
as, a plump of
trees,
fowls,
or
spears..
Floccillation
::
Floccillation
(n.) A
delirious
picking
of
bedclothes
by a sick
person,
as if to pick off
flocks
of wool;
carphology;
-- an
alarming
symptom
in acute
diseases..
Gregarious
::
Gregarious
(a.)
Habitually
living
or
moving
in
flocks
or
herds;
tending
to flock or herd
together;
not
habitually
solitary
or
living
alone.
Drift
::
Drift (n.) A drove or
flock,
as of
cattle,
sheep,
birds..
Crosier
::
Crosier
(n.) The
pastoral
staff of a
bishop
(also of an
archbishop,
being the
symbol
of his
office
as a
shepherd
of the flock of God..
Flock
::
Flock (v. i.) To
gather
in
companies
or
crowds.
Strip
::
Strip (v. t.) To
remove
fiber,
flock,
or lint from; -- said of the teeth of a card when it
becomes
partly
clogged..
Scry
::
Scry (v.) A flock of wild fowl.
Flocking
::
Flocking
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Floc.
Flockmel
::
Flockmel
(adv.)
In a
flock;
in a body.
Flocculent
::
Flocculent
(a.)
Clothed
with small
flocks
or
flakes;
woolly.
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