o Be of good comfort Master Ridley and play the man: we shall this day by God's grace light such
a candle in England, as I trust shall never be put out -
Hugh Latimer (c. 1470 - 16 October 1555)
Collective Nouns: A bale of turtles A barren of mules A bevy of roebuck A bouquet of pheasants A building of rooks A business of ferrets A cast of hawks A cete of badgers A charm of finches A clowder of cats A clutch of eggs A colony of ants A congregation of plovers A covey of partridges A crackle of cockatoos A crash of rhinoceroses A deceit of lapwings A descent of woodpeckers A dissimulation of birds A drift of hogs A drove of cattle A dule of doves A fall of woodcocks A flight of swallows A flock of sheep A gam of whales A gang of elk A harness of horses A herd of elephants A host of sparrows A hover of trout A husk of hares A kindle of kittens A knot of toads A labor of moles A leap of leopards A litter of pups A murmuration of starlings A mustering of storks An army of caterpillars A nest of rabbits An exaltation of larks An ostentation of peacocks A pace of asses A paddling of ducks A parliament of owls A peep of chickens A plague of locust A pod of seals A pride of lions A rafter of turkeys A rag of colts A richness of martens A route of wolves A school of fish A sett of badgers A shoal of bass A shrewdness of apes A siege of herons A singular of boars A sloth of asses A smack of jellyfish A sounder of swine A spring of teal A string of ponies A sulk of foxes A tiding of magpies A trip of goats A troop of kangaroos A unkindness of ravens A walk of snipe A watch of nightingales Top
