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RE: COLLECTIVE NOUN - Tony Griffiths - 29-03-2020
A wander
RE: COLLECTIVE NOUN - Paul N-M - 29-03-2020
A Rumbling gets my vote.
RE: COLLECTIVE NOUN - Colin Wilks - 29-03-2020
Having recently acquired the Austin Seven Source Book, with its extensive list of models and derivatives, I think a VARIETY of Austin Seven enthusiasts seems apt.
RE: COLLECTIVE NOUN - Jack in the Box - 29-03-2020
Not strictly correct grammatically but how about a "Bunch of Herberts"?
RE: COLLECTIVE NOUN - Andy Bennett - 29-03-2020
Perhaps An oily clutch of
Andy B
Or:
A clutter of
A knowledge of
A ..just how far is 2m in feet and inches...of
Andy B
RE: COLLECTIVE NOUN - phillips - 29-03-2020
How about a Bench or a murder, or a pod,. S&P in sunny Swansea
RE: COLLECTIVE NOUN - Ivor Hawkins - 29-03-2020
Judging by the age of most of us, how about a bewilderment?
RE: COLLECTIVE NOUN - Zetomagneto - 29-03-2020
A clutch of Sevens
RE: COLLECTIVE NOUN - David Stepney - 29-03-2020
A Clatter of Sevens?
A Sloth of Sevens? (Certainly standard ones!)
RE: COLLECTIVE NOUN - andrew34ruby - 29-03-2020
My slightly musical wife suggests... A septet.