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swarm
Noun
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A swarm is a group of many insects, especially flying insects like bees, wasps or flies.
He walked on a wasp nest and was attacked by the swarm.
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Less commonly, a swarm can also be a group of fish or birds.
When attacked, sardinas group into compact swarms to protect themselves.
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A crowd of people or animals moving in a chaotic way.
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A large collection of similar objects.
By observing the sky with telescopes, astronomers can see swarms of stars.
swarm
Verb
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To move as a swarm.
I felt disgusted when I saw all these flies swarming on this dead body.
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When there are to many insects in a place.
Fire ants swarm in the Southern United States since man accidentally brought some with him by ship.
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To fill a place as a swarm.
Ants are swarming the kitchen since we let food accessible.
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To overcome an enemy with number.
of
Preposition
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Made using.
It is a house of cards.
hornet
Noun
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a hornet is an insect