gaggle
/ˈɡæɡəl/
noun
- A group of geese (especially when they are on the ground or in water).
- The farmer fed the gaggle of geese near the pond every morning.
- We heard a loud honking from a gaggle of geese flying overhead.
- A gaggle of geese waddled across the path at the park.
- A noisy, disorganized group of people, often talking or laughing together.
- The children formed a gaggle in the hallway, excited about the field trip.
- A gaggle of reporters followed the celebrity out of the restaurant.
- A gaggle of tourists crowded around the guide, asking questions.