swarm¹ /swörm/

1. A body of bees going off to found a new community
2. A throng of insects or other small animals
3. A throng (of people, or of inanimate objects), esp one on the move, eg a mass of meteorites travelling through space
4. A colony, offshoot

1. To go off in a swarm
2. To occur or come in swarms
3. To abound, teem

1. To cause to swarm
2. To throng (chiefly US except in passive)

swarmˈer noun

swarmˈing noun and adjective

swarmˈ-spore or swarmˈ-cell noun

1. A free-swimming, generally ciliated, asexual reproductive body (botany)
2. An active germ produced by sporulation in Protozoa (zoology)

swarm² /swörm/

To climb (eg a pole or tree) by clasping with arms and legs

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