Collective Nouns

The collective noun for followers is a "following." It's as simple as that, darling. So next time you're talking about your loyal groupies, just remember to refer to them as your "following." Keep up, sweetie!

If sailors are to crew, teachers are to educate. Sailors form a crew to operate a ship efficiently, just as teachers form a team to deliver educational content effectively. Both sailors and teachers work collaboratively towards a common goal, utilizing their skills and expertise to navigate their respective domains successfully.

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.

The collective noun is a tribe of natives.

The use of the collective noun 'tribe' has a negative connotation for some people as a demeaning term. However, a tribe of natives can be natives of any type from anywhere. Most of my family are natives to the area in the US where I live, but there is a group that settled in the state of Wisconsin and a group that settled in California. We are often in touch with them and feel free to refer to each other as the Milwaukee tribe or the California tribe. A branch of our family emigrated from the Isle of Man (UK) by the surname of Christian. There are descendants of Christians from the Isle of Man living all over the world. The 'Christians' from the Isle of Man did not originate there, they were immigrants to the island centuries ago and labeled Christians based on their religion. Most groups of people labeled as 'natives' such as native Americans, Australian aboriginals, or the nomads of Mongolia all originated from another place before history was written. Any of us can be a native of somewhere at a given point in time.

The collective noun for relatives is "family." In grammar, a collective noun refers to a group of individuals or things as a single unit. The term "family" encompasses a group of related individuals, such as parents, siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins.

There is no standard collective noun for a group of organizers.

A collective noun is an informal part of speech. When there is no standard collective noun, a noun that suits the situation can be used, for example, a committee of organizers, a crowd of organizers, a clump of organizers, etc.

There is no standard collective noun for a group of cricketers, in which case a noun that suits the situation can be used, for example: a team of cricketers.

A collective noun is a collection of antiques.

The collective noun for earrings is a pair of earrings.

Oh, dude, the collective noun for brides is a "bridal party." It's like when a bunch of brides get together to plan weddings and swap horror stories about crazy in-laws. So, yeah, if you see a gaggle of brides running around, you can call them a bridal party.

There is no standard collective noun for a group of organisers (US spelling 'organizers'). Collective nouns are an informal part of language, any noun that suits the situation can function as a collective noun. For example, some standard collective nouns for people will work such as a crowd of organisers, a committee of organizers, a panel of organisers, etc.

The noun 'column' is a collective noun for a column of ants or a column of smoke.

Collective nouns are words used to describe groups of people, animals, or things. Examples of collective nouns include a herd of cows, a flock of birds, a team of players, a pack of wolves, a swarm of bees, a fleet of ships, a bunch of grapes, a pack of cards, a school of fish, a pride of lions, a pod of whales, a colony of ants, a bouquet of flowers, a library of books, a choir of singers, a troupe of dancers, a band of musicians, a committee of members, a fleet of cars, a stack of papers, and a range of mountains.

The collective noun for plantains is a bunch. Just like your exes, they like to stick together in a bunch, whether they're green or ripe. So next time you see a group of plantains, remember to call them a bunch and not a gaggle or a flock.

The noun galaxy is a collective noun for a galaxy of planets or a galaxy of stars (both celestial and cinematic).

The collective noun for "beam" is a "stack" or a "bundle." This term is used to refer to a group of beams that are assembled or stored together. In construction or architecture, beams are often grouped together for structural support or aesthetic purposes.

The collective noun is a set of golf clubs.

Property is typically considered a noun, as it refers to a singular object or concept. However, property can also be used as a collective noun when referring to a group of possessions or assets owned by an individual or entity. In this case, property functions as a singular entity representing multiple individual items.

Oh, dude, it's a "fleet" of wheelchairs. Like, imagine a bunch of wheelchairs rolling around together, just cruising down the hallway. It's like a little wheelchair gang, ready to take on any obstacle in their way. So yeah, a fleet of wheelchairs.