What is the collective noun for group of girls?

Answer 1

The standard collective noun for 'ladies' is a bevy of ladies.

However, a collective noun is an informal part of language. Any noun that suits the situation can be used, for example:

• a group of ladies
• a queue of ladies
• a crowd of ladies
• a crew of ladies
• a committee of ladies
• a staff of ladies
• a board of ladies
• a team of ladies

Answer 2

The collective nouns are a bevy of girls and a giggle of girls.

Answer 3

The established collective noun for 'girls' are:

• a bevy of girls
• a giggle of girls

The established collective noun for 'ladies' is:

• a bevy of ladies

But then, you did ask for the suitablecollective nouns. Having provided the standard collective nouns which are quite outdated and not at all suitable, I will tell you that any noun that fits the context of the situation can be used; for example, a crowd of girls, a circle of women, a line (or queue) of girls, a meeting of women, etc.

Answer 4

Since women are people, any collective noun used for people would be used according to the context: group, crowd, staff, crew, board, committee, etc.

Answer 5

The standard collective noun is 'a gaggle of women', which is a term for a group of noisy women (the noun 'gaggle' is also the collective noun for geese).

Answer 6

Giggle

Answer 7

Collective noun for girl

Answer 8

Iadies

Answer 9

Battalion