Rural Dictionary

To flock

1. To continue ahead on the path you are already on.
2. To return home.

"We're coming up to an intersection, which way do I go?"
"to flock, my friend, to flock"
Or

"where to now?"
"I'm done! to flock!

by Tsunami Iceberg January 31, 2016

Flock of sparrows hitting a windmill

This is the sound made when the brown hail from your anus hits the porcelain of the toilet.

"That vindaloo from last night sounded like a flock of sparrows hitting a windmill this morning, and it left my arse like 12 guage birdshot, I'm telling you!" Winston Churchill the day after meeting Queen Elizabeth the 2nd for the first time over a Ruby Murray.

by Kingmob Barbelith May 19, 2022

Acting as a Flock of Seagulls

The term originates from the base definition of a group, no less than 2, incoherant bigots who have nothing better to do but pester and drop feces from their mouths that only irritate everyone in the vicinity because nobody wants them around.

Another sub definition is Flock of Faggots thinks that using urban dictionary to vent their bitching monthly bleeding vaginas, is going to do a damn thing, and stupidly thinking it accomplishes anything at all besides proving that they in fact need to get out of their nesting basement.

I know 2 players in PUBG who are Acting as a Flock of Seagulls.

by YourNewStepDadLittleMan March 10, 2018