drove
/droʊv/
verb
- Past tense of drive.
- He drove the ball deep into the outfield.
- They drove across the country in three days.
- She drove her car to work this morning.
noun
- A large group of animals, especially cattle or sheep, being moved together.
- A drove of sheep blocked the road, causing a traffic delay.
- The farmer hired extra hands to help move the drove to the summer pasture.
- The rancher guided the drove of cattle across the open field.
- A large number of people moving or acting together.
- During the sale, droves of shoppers filled the mall.
- A drove of tourists poured out of the bus and headed for the museum.
- Fans arrived in droves to see the band's final concert.