difference in the meaning of hoard horde
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To hoard is to squirrel stuff away, like gold bricks or candy wrappers. A horde is a crowd of people, usually, but it can also be a gang of mosquitoes, robots, or rabid zombie kittens
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Horde refers to a large crowd or mob. It is always a noun (with rare exceptions). Hoard can be either (1) a noun referring to an accumulated store or cache, or (2) a verb meaning to accumulate a hoard. If you have a hoard of something, a horde of people might try to take it from you.
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