swarming
v. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈswɔɹmɪŋ// UK //swˈɔːmɪŋ// swarm·ing
v. to move around in a large, noisy group, often because you are excited or angry. You use this when a crowd of people is acting like a single, moving mass.
v. to move in a large, disorderly, and often noisy group, typically as a result of excitement or agitation. Often used to describe crowds of people or insects.
The fans were swarming the stage after the concert.
The stadium was swarming with fans trying to get a good view of the final minutes of the game.
As the news of the sale broke, the local market was swarming with potential buyers, many of whom were willing to pay significantly above the asking price.