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The noun brood is a collective noun for:

  • a brood of Chess players
  • a brood of chickens
  • a brood of chicks
  • a brood of hens
  • a brood of grouse
  • a brood of turkeys
  • a brood of mares
  • a brood of pheasants
  • a brood of termites
  • a brood of vipers
  • a brood of jellyfish
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No, the collective nouns for crocodile are:

  • a bask of crocodiles
  • a congregation of crocodiles
  • a float of crocodiles
  • a nest of crocodiles

The collective noun 'brood' is used for:

  • a brood of chicks
  • a brood of chickens
  • a brood of grouse
  • a brood of hens
  • a brood of jellyfish
  • a brood of pheasants
  • a brood of termites
  • a brood of trukeys
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Brood: Brewed

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