flock

To have many kilos of a drug (aka bird)

I sell so many birds, I got a flock.

by R1Aaron March 4, 2007

flock

1. a group of birds
2. to go from one place to another quickly

1. "There is a flock of birds in the sky."
2. "He's chasing us! FLOCK!"

by tasha May 13, 2005

flock

A group of best friends who also work as a team.

“We are the best flock”

by Cosmic mother June 10, 2018

flock

To fuck someone and then block them on Facebook afterwards.

Jennifer was really great in bed, but she got so crazy on me that I had to flock her.

by WDM50266 April 27, 2015

flock

Another way of saying fuck.

Go flock yourself, you flockin' flocker.

by sweetmeat October 31, 2003

flock

v. transitive or intransitive: To fraternize with other felons. A parole violation. Presumably from, "birds of a feather flock together".

intr. Janelle gone, she flocked herself back into prison.

tr. Keep Gavin away from me, I don't want to flock.

by AWrinkleInTime May 29, 2016

flock

irrelevant annoying kids in school who flock together like a group of birds leaving their stench.

i hate my english class ... it’s full of flocks

by realassbitch$$ April 2, 2021