Hum and Swarm

Hum

Hum verb - To be copiously supplied.
Usage example: one restaurant was humming with diners, while a neighboring eatery was practically empty

Swarm and hum are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Swarm" instead a verb "Hum".

Swarm

Swarm verb - To be copiously supplied.
Usage example: at this time of year that Mexican resort swarms with college students on spring break
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Synonyms for Swarm

Hum and swarm are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Hum" instead a verb "Swarm".

Nearby Words: swarming, swarmed

How words are described

usual usual hum usual swarm
regular regular hum regular swarm
black black hum black swarm

Common collocations

character hum character swarm character
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