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flock

n.
1.a church congregation guided by a pastor
2.a group of birds
3.(often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extent
4.an orderly crowd
5.a group of sheep or goats flock v.
1.move as a crowd or in a group
2.come together as in a cluster or flock

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    to slow down and make no progress, to become stuck (a bog is an area of land that is wet and muddy - like a swamp)
    I quickly became bogged down with all of the work that I had to do.



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