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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
swarm .
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Examples
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His faith in Kerry was not misplaced and he finally located the "rebellion", such as it was when a small band of men swarmed from a doorway and dragged him into a dimly lit room.
The Gauntlet Thrown Chapter Thirty Seven xcpublishing 2009
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Then in swarmed the Hun and, for a period, street fighting was going good.
The Greek Campaign 2010
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The three islanders swarmed from the tiny forecastle, two of them leaping to the halyards and holding by a single turn, while the third fastened down the engineroom, companion and swung the ventilators around.
Bunches of Knuckles 2010
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The three islanders swarmed from the tiny forecastle, two of them leaping to the halyards and holding by a single turn, while the third fastened down the engineroom, companion and swung the ventilators around.
Bunches of Knuckles 1913
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Two Alberta Mounties responding to call swarmed, injured
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A wolf pack of labels swarmed in, and the band meticulously sized up each offer, filtering the real from the faux.
JamBase 2008
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A wolf pack of labels swarmed in, and the band meticulously sized up each offer, filtering the real from the faux.
JamBase 2008
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A wolf pack of labels swarmed in, and the band meticulously sized up each offer, filtering the real from the faux.
JamBase 2008
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The officer was "swarmed" by cabbies, said Boucher, who believes the officer will be cleared of wrongdoing after the investigation.
Archive 2009-05-01 2009
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Got so they kind of swarmed first of every summer, like June bugs.
Shavings Joseph Crosby Lincoln 1907
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