Definition

A creature, often an insect, that moves in large groups or swarms together.

Example

The swarmer bees filled the air as they searched for a new home.

Conversation

Did you see that swarmer of bees by the park today?

Yeah, it was pretty surprising to see so many at once!

I wonder if they're looking for a new place to build a hive.

That could be it; I hope they don't come too close to our neighborhood.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Swarmer → It is formed from "swarm" (from Old English *swearmian*, meaning to move in a group or crowd) and "-er" (meaning a person who). A swarmer is a person or thing that moves in a group or crowd, often used in the context of insects or people.

Memory Tip

Think of a group of creatures moving together, as 'swarmer' refers to someone or something that moves in a crowd.

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