swarm
/swɔrm/
verb
- To move or gather in a large group, like insects or people.
- Reporters swarmed the press conference.
- Bees swarmed around the flowering bush.
- Fans swarmed the actor for autographs.
- To be filled or crowded with people or things.
- The beach swarmed with tourists during the holiday.
- The garden swarmed with butterflies in the summer.
- The market swarmed with shoppers on Saturday.
noun
- A large group of insects, especially bees, moving together.
- The farmer called a beekeeper to remove the swarm from the tree.
- We saw a swarm of locusts darken the sky.
- A swarm of bees gathered around the hive.
- A large, dense group of people or things moving together.
- A swarm of tourists flooded the museum entrance.
- A swarm of drones flew over the stadium.
- The swarm of fans rushed toward the stage.