What is the collective noun for liars?

Answer 1

The collective noun for the noun 'lies' is a pack of lies.

Answer 2

Some might say a pack of lies, others might say a bunch of lies; then there's a history of lies and a pattern of lies or maybe a conspiracy of lies.

Answer 3

Oh, dude, the collective noun for liars is a "congress"! Yeah, like a whole group of them, just chilling together, probably telling each other more lies. It's like a gathering of fibbers, but hey, who am I to judge, right?

Answer 4

Oh, isn't that an interesting question! Instead of focusing on negative things like lying, let's think about positive collective nouns like a "team of painters" or a "joy of creators." It's all about spreading positivity and creating a happy and peaceful environment.

Answer 5

The collective noun for liars is a "conspiracy" or a "deceit" of liars. Collective nouns are used to describe a group of people, animals, or things. In this case, using a collective noun adds a layer of imagery or metaphor to the concept of a group of liars.

Answer 6

There is a collective noun for lies, a pack of lies, which could be borrowed for a pack of liars. There is no specific collective noun for liars (perhaps because liars don't group, liars are more successful mingling with the rest of us), in which case, a collective noun that suits the situation would be used. The following are some selected suggestions:

• a congress of liars
• a parliament of liars (hm, looks like we have a theme here)
• a Blair of liars
• a cabinet of liars
• a suspicion of liars
• a fibbery of liars
• a fallacy of liars
• a lair of liars

Answer 7

A tissue of