Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

farrear

verb

/fɑːˈrɛər/

Definition

To swarm or move in great numbers, often used to describe a group of small animals or insects.

Examples

As the sun set, the bees began to farrear around the hive, buzzing with activity.
In the spring, the butterflies would farrear through the blooming garden, creating a beautiful spectacle.

Meaning

The term ‘farrear’ refers to the action of swarming or clustering together, typically in a chaotic manner. It can imply the movement of various entities in a way that’s uncoordinated yet dynamic.