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Many things, especially animals, have specific nouns which describe groups of them. Some of these names are quite interesting. These are among the more interesting words in the English language.
AMONG COLLECTIVE NOUNS WHICH ARE IN REAL LIFE USE:
A school of fish
a murder of crows
a parliament of owls
a pride of lions
a litter of puppies
a library of books
a gaggle of geese
a singularity of boar(s) **I kid you not!**
a smack of jellyfish
a bureau of government employees
I'LL START IT OFF BY COINING A COUPLE...
A drift of continents
a multiplication of rabbits
a stitch of socks
now it's your turn...
AMONG COLLECTIVE NOUNS WHICH ARE IN REAL LIFE USE:
A school of fish
a murder of crows
a parliament of owls
a pride of lions
a litter of puppies
a library of books
a gaggle of geese
a singularity of boar(s) **I kid you not!**
a smack of jellyfish
a bureau of government employees
I'LL START IT OFF BY COINING A COUPLE...
A drift of continents
a multiplication of rabbits
a stitch of socks
now it's your turn...



























