Flock and Young

Flock

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

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Young and flock are semantically related. in offspring topic. In some cases you can use "Young" instead a noun "Flock".

Nearby Words: flocked, flocking

Young noun - Any immature animal.

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Flock and young are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Flock" instead a noun "Young".

Nearby Words: youngster, youngling, youngish

old	old flock	old young
complete	complete flock	complete young
original	original flock	original young
strong	strong flock	strong young
Other adjectives: new, former, larger.

Preacher Man: Père Henri, a lovable young preacher who not only pays close attention to his flock's spiritual needs, but the quality of their lives.

Source: Film / Chocolat
Carmody is shot by a good guy after commanding her flock to sacrifice a young boy to the monsters that invaded.

Source: Literature / The Mist
He then sees a strange flock of flying books, which are carrying away a young woman.

Source: Western Animation / The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore

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