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| horde (a crowd or large number (of people etc.) • Hordes of tourists thronged the temple); mass; aggregation; regiment (a whole regiment of ants Anglophile); mischief (of mice; применительно к грызунам (мыши, крысы) • a mischief of mice; a mischief of rats SAKHstasia); legion (Mikhail11) | |||
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swarm (example provided by ART Vancouver • In a wild story out of Washington state, police rescued a woman trapped inside her home by a swarm of around 100 raccoons that had overrun her property following decades of her feeding the animals  coasttocoastam.com) | |||
| throng (Agasphere) | |||
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| vast hordes (In December vast hordes of eager filmgoers will mob cineplexes across the land. Julie Mesange); hordes (Hordes of mosquitoes swarm around power line workers in Texas after Hurricane Harvey. 4uzhoj); hordes and hordes (And there were hordes and hordes of mosquitoes. 4uzhoj) | |||
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