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Flock
Flock
n.
A
company
or
collection
of
living
creatures
;
especially
applied
to
sheep
and
birds
,
rarely
to
persons
or (
except
in
the
plural
) to
cattle
and
other
large
animals
; as, a
flock
of
ravenous
fowl
.
Flock
n.
A
Christian
church
or
congregation
;
considered
in
their
relation
to
the
pastor
, or
minister
in
charge
.
Flock
v. i.
To
gather
in
companies
or
crowds
.
Flock
v. t.
To
flock
to; to
crowd
.
Flock
n.
A
lock
of
wool
or
hair
.
Flock
n.
Woolen
or
cotton
refuse
(
sing
. / pl.),
old
rags
,
etc
.,
reduced
to a
degree
of
fineness
by
machinery
,
and
used
for
stuffing
unpholstered
furniture
.
Flock
sing. / pl.
Very
fine
,
sifted
,
woolen
refuse
,
especially
that
from
shearing
the
nap
of
cloths
,
used
as a
coating
for
wall
paper
to
give
it a
velvety
or
clothlike
appearance
;
also
,
the
dust
of
vegetable
fiber
used
for
a
similar
purpose
.
Flock
v. t.
To
coat
with
flock
, as
wall
paper
; to
roughen
the
surface
of (as
glass
) so as to
give
an
appearance
of
being
covered
with
fine
flock
.
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