flock to (someone or something) To visit or come to someone or something in large numbers. Kids always flock to Aunt Judy—she must have the magic touch. People have been flocking to our restaurant ever since we got that glowing review in the Sunday paper. Protestors flocked to the mayor when they saw him leave City Hall. See also: flock, to Farlex ...

FLOCK definition: 1. a group of sheep, goats, or birds: 2. a large group of people, usually people of a particular…. Learn more.