Cop and Flock

Cop

Cop verb - To get possession of (something) by giving money in exchange for.

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Flock and cop are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Flock" instead a verb "Cop".

Flock verb - To move upon or fill (something) in great numbers.

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Cop and flock are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cop" instead a verb "Flock".

Nearby Words: flocked, flocking

normal	normal cop	normal flock
small	small cop	small flock
actual	actual cop	actual flock
black	black cop	black flock
Other adjectives: new, idealistic, former, strange, local, nearby.

Sometimes, said flock gets in trouble, and when that happens, the same kindly old preacher starts blasting men in the knees, knocking a cop senseless with his bare hands, and slicing apart battle droids with a giant curved machete.

Source: Retired Badass

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