Flock and Ring

Flock

Flock noun - A great number of persons or creatures massed together.

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Ring and flock are semantically related In some cases you can use "Ring" instead a noun "Flock".

Nearby Words: flocked, flocking

Ring noun - A group involved in secret or criminal activities.

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Flock and ring are semantically related in circle topic. Sometimes you can use "Flock" instead a noun "Ring".

Nearby Words: ringing, ringer, ringlet, ringed, ringside

sentient	sentient flock	sentient ring
old	old flock	old ring
particular	particular flock	particular ring
original	original flock	original ring
Other adjectives: small, actual, entire, massive, large, huge, new, traditional, strange, local, giant, magical.

In the Cabin Pressure episode "Uskerty", Martin's ring is swallowed by one of a flock of geese, and Martin can't tell which one.

Source: Needle in a Stack of Needles
With the power of a Green Lantern ring, Dodgers makes a speech about how he now has the ability to fly, which his ancestors could only dream of ... while a flock of ducks pass behind him.

Source: Forgot About His Powers
Though this is played with in Fellowship Of The Ring where, judging by their extremely cacophonic cries, Saruman's scary flock of avian spies are evidently Starlings (yes, they've invaded New Zealand too.)

Source: Noisy Nature

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