Swarm ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Swarm ( verb )

1. Move or gather in large numbers.
2. Move in a group with a definite direction.

Origin:

Old english swermen, of germanic origin; related to dutch zwermen and german schwärmen.

Examples:

1. The bees swarmed around the hive.
2. The tourists swarmed the streets.
3. The protesters swarmed the government buildings.
4. The children swarmed the playground.
5. The bees swarmed to a new location.

(As a noun)

Swarm ( noun )

1. Move or gather in large numbers.
2. Move in a group with a definite direction.

Origin:

Old english swermen, of germanic origin; related to dutch zwermen and german schwärmen.

Examples:

1. The bees swarmed around the hive.
2. The tourists swarmed the streets.
3. The protesters swarmed the government buildings.
4. The children swarmed the playground.
5. The bees swarmed to a new location.