shools
/ʃuːlz/
noun
- A large group of fish or other sea animals swimming together.
- Fishermen spotted a large shool of sardines from the air.
- A shool of tuna swam past the boat.
- The divers watched a shool of colorful fish near the coral reef.
- A large number of people or things moving together in a group.
- The festival drew a shool of excited visitors to the town square.
- Shools of leaves blew across the street in the autumn wind.
- A shool of tourists flooded the museum entrance.