One of the uses for the collective noun horde, is a horde of savages. Others are a horde of mosquitoes and a horde of tourists.
One of the definitions for the noun horde is 'a large number of things or people considered together as a group'.
Because of his memories of the Great Depression, the man started to hoard his money. Police captured the tomb robber and recovered his hoard of stolen artifacts.
The most common collective noun for savages is a horde of savages. The collective noun horde is also used for a horde of mosquitoes and a horde of tourists. One of the definitions for the noun horde is 'a large number of things or people considered together as a group'.
The collective noun is a horde of savages.
Because of his memories of the Great Depression the man started to hoard his money.
Five synonyms: stockpile, hoard, stash, squirrel (away), lay in, cache. The closest word in the meaning of the question is hoard.
A group of savages was a title given to mean a group of Native Americans. This was to indicate a lack of sophistication.
volley of savages string of pearls flight of stairs cache of arms
A Viking horde is a group of attacking Vikings. A Viking hoard is a Viking treasure.
The most common collective noun for savages is a horde of savages.
No, the noun 'hoard' is a concretenoun, a word for a collection, supply, or store of something; a group of physical things.
A large group of savages together is called a horde. I hope I have answered your question. :D
Because of his memories of the Great Depression, the man started to hoard his money. Police captured the tomb robber and recovered his hoard of stolen artifacts.
amass, array, corral, flock, group, hoard, rally
The most common collective noun for savages is a horde of savages. The collective noun horde is also used for a horde of mosquitoes and a horde of tourists. One of the definitions for the noun horde is 'a large number of things or people considered together as a group'.
A Viking horde is a group of raiding Vikings. A Viking hoard is a treasure that was hidden.
The homophone for "hoard" is "horde."
Leroy Hoard's birth name is Leroy J. Hoard.