Collective Nouns

Collective nouns refer to groupings of people, animals, or things as a singular unit. Collective nouns represent the entire group rather than each member. Collective nouns examples: team, herd, flock, family, audience, crowd, pack, fleet, swarm, band, and committee.
 

Here is a short list of collective nouns:

  1. A flock of birds/sheep
  2. Herd of cattle/elephants
  3. Pack of wolves/dogs
  4. A swarm of bees/insects
  5. School of fish
  6. Team of players
  7. Group of people/objects
  8. Crowd of people
  9. Colony of ants/bees
  10. Pod of dolphins/whales
  11. Troop of monkeys
  12. Gang of thieves
  13. Array of objects
  14. Bundle of sticks
  15. Cluster of stars/grapes
  16. A bunch of bananas/grapes
  17. Coven of witches
  18. Assembly of people
  19. Band of musicians
  20. Fleet of ships/vehicles
  21. Bevy of birds
  22. Committee of people
  23. Congress of baboons
  24. Clique of friends
  25. Network of computers
  26. Squadron of aircraft
  27. A horde of people/animals
  28. Tribe of people
  29. Party of people
  30. Patrol of policemen/soldiers
  31. Staff of employees
  32. Host of angels
  33. Crew of sailors/workers
  34. Clan of people
  35. Convoy of vehicles
  36. Suite of furniture/rooms
  37. Collection of stamps/coins
  38. Set of tools/dishes
  39. Junta of generals
  40. Delegation of representatives
  41. Mass of people/objects
  42. Cloud of dust/insects
  43. A multitude of people/objects
  44. Throng of people
  45. Coterie of friends
  46. League of nations
  47. Ensemble of actors/musicians
  48. Camp of refugees/soldiers
  49. Faction of people
  50. Ring of keys
  51. Lineup of suspects
  52. Cadre of experts
  53. Entourage of followers
  54. Syndicate of businessmen
  55. Phalanx of soldiers
  56. Panel of experts
  57. Brigade of soldiers/firefighters
  58. Division of soldiers
  59. Gaggle of geese
  60. Galaxy of stars
  61. Grouping of objects
  62. Platoon of soldiers
  63. Posse of policemen
  64. Shoal of fish
  65. Squad of soldiers/police
  66. Troop of soldiers/monkeys

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