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Nouns for singular and plural that are the same form:

deer

swine

cattle

moose

offspring

advice

Nouns that are a shortened form for 'a pair of':

pants

reins

glasses

scissors

tweezers

pajamas

Aggregate nouns, words for a group of a number of things:

accommodations

communications

contents

thanks

headquarters

police

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