gaggle

A noun referring to a flock of geese.

• 🇵🇹Substantivo que designa um grupo de gansos. Também pode se referir de forma informal a qualquer grupo ou reunião de pessoas, geralmente vistas como desorganizadas ou tagarelas.

1. Flock of geese B1 formal

   A group of geese, especially when they are on the ground or in water.

   • A gaggle of geese crossed the road slowly.
   • We saw a noisy gaggle of geese by the pond.
   • The farmer shooed the gaggle of geese into the barn.

   🇵🇹Bando de gansos

   Sinônimos: flockgroup

2. Group of people B2 informal

   A disorderly or noisy group of people, often used humorously.

   • A gaggle of tourists gathered around the guide.
   • The children formed a gaggle in the schoolyard.
   • A gaggle of reporters waited outside the courthouse.

   🇵🇹Grupo de pessoas

   Sinônimos: crowdhordemobrabbleswarmthrong

• gaggles plural form
• gaggles' possessive plural form
• gaggle's possessive singular form

A verb meaning to make a choking or retching sound, or to cause someone to choke or retch.

• 🇵🇹Verbo que significa emitir um som de engasgo ou ânsia de vômito, ou fazer alguém engasgar ou ter ânsia de vômito.

1. Make a goose-like sound C1 informal

   To produce the characteristic honking or cackling noise of a goose.

   • The geese gaggled loudly as they flew overhead.
   • We could hear the birds gaggle in the distance.
   • The flock gaggled in the pond, creating a noisy chorus.

   🇵🇹Grasnar

   Sinônimos: cacklehonksquawk

• gaggled past participle
• gaggled past simple
• gaggling present participle
• gaggles third person singular