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List of Collective nouns

Meghnaa G.

01/02/2019 0 0

1. A herd of cows/cattle/deer

2. A flock of sheep

3. A gang of thieves

4. A flight of steps

5. A pack of cards

6. A class of students

7. A crew of sailors

8. A pack of wolves/dogs

9. A pride of lions

10. A fleet of ships

11. An orchard of fruits

12. A board of directors

13. A bunch of grapes

14. A bundle of sticks

15. A suite of rooms

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