swarm
//swɔːrm//
Noun
swarmSingular
swarmsPlural
1
A large group of insects, especially bees, moving together.
A swarm of bees flew out of the hive.
2
A large number of people or things moving together in a disorganized way.
A swarm of tourists crowded the narrow streets of the old town.
Verb
swarmInfinitive
swarmPresent tense
swarmedPast tense
swarmedPast participle
swarmingPresent participle
swarmsThird-person singular
1
To move somewhere in large numbers.
Tourists swarmed into the museum when it opened.
2
To be crowded or overrun with a large number of people or things.
The beach was swarming with tourists during the summer holiday.