What is the collective noun for ropes?

Answer 1

There is no specific collective noun for ropes, in which case, use a collective noun suitable for the situation, for example an array of ropes, reels of ropes, a tangle of ropes, etc.

Some collective nouns for the singular, rope, are a length of rope or a coil of rope.

The noun rope itself is used as a collective noun for a rope of pearls and a rope of onions.

Answer 2

The collective noun for ropes is a "coil" or a "bundle." So next time you see a bunch of ropes all tangled up, you can casually mention, "Look at that coil of ropes over there." Just don't get yourself tied up in them!

Answer 3

Ah, the collective noun for ropes is a "coil." Just imagine a beautiful coil of ropes, all neatly gathered together like a little family, ready to help and support each other. It's a lovely way to think about these helpful tools we use in our creative adventures.

Answer 4

The collective noun for ropes is a "coil" or a "bundle." When ropes are grouped together, they can be referred to using these collective nouns. These terms are commonly used in contexts such as sailing, construction, and outdoor activities where ropes are frequently handled and stored in groups.

Answer 5

I doubt I can think of 100 words to describe rope but others can add to this alphabetical list:

1. coiled
2. laynard rope
3. lasso
4. little
5. long
6. looped
7. loose
8. hanging
9. heavy
10. twisted
11. tied
12. noose
13. "short rope"

Other meanings for "to rope":

1. corral
2. round up

Answer 6

There is no abstract noun form of the concrete noun 'rope'.

The noun 'rope' can be used in an abstract context, for example:

His rope of lies will eventually hang him.

Answer 7

Strong

Answer 8

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