gaggles

/ˈɡæɡəlz/

NOUN

1. Groups of geese

Groups of geese gathered together, especially when they are on the ground or on the water.

Used to describe multiple groups of geese gathered together, typically on land or water.

Flocks of seagulls formed noisy gaggles near the shoreline, scavenging for food.

NOUN

Multiple groups or gatherings of related people, animals, or things.

Used informally to describe several groups of people gathered together, often in a lively or busy setting.

In the park, gaggles of children played together, their laughter echoing through the air.
At the conference, gaggles of professionals engaged in animated discussions during networking breaks.
As the school bell rang, gaggles of students flooded the hallways, eager to head home for the day.

Used to refer to multiple clusters or collections of similar animals or related things.