Flock and School

Flock

Flock noun - A group of domestic animals assembled or herded together.

Usage example: a flock of sheep crossing the road

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

Nearby Words: flocked, flocking

School noun - A place or establishment for teaching and learning.

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Flock and school are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Flock" instead a noun "School".

old	old flock	old school
particular	particular flock	particular school
normal	normal flock	normal school
complete	complete flock	complete school
Other adjectives: original, small, actual, entire, large, black, former, local, nearby, magical.

Isao himself wanted to be this during his High School years, and thought that if he became a model student people would flock to him.

Source: School Idol
Once during a case that happened in Kazuma's school, a flock of several girls no older than 11 years old almost glomp-attacked him, much to his embarrassment.

Source: Chick Magnet
The Green Pastures is a 1930 play by Marc Connolly.It starts with a contemporary black preacher, somewhere in Louisiana, giving a Sunday school lesson to children in his flock.

Source: Theatre / The Green Pastures

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