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Collective Nouns

Steve

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A while ago we had some brainstorming on the correct nouns to use with certain cars.

I have a few more, let's see if we can expand on this.

1. A Slumber of Buicks

2. A Slight of Elvas

3. A Corrosion of Alfas

4. A Push of Triumphs :banana:
 
A flush of Fiats

A basket of BMCs

An iota of Isettas

Array of Sunbeams

A hod of Bricklins

A plethora of Porsches

A pride of Jaguars
:banana: :banana: (this is fun!! :laugh: )
 
A Murder of Mercs
 
Steve said:
I was going to suggest a Curry of Jaguars..... :devilgrin:

:lol: :lol: :lol: VERY topical!!!! You are on top of it Steve!! :thumbsup:
 
A skirt of Minis

An alphabet of MG's

A gaggle of Griffins

A smidgen of Spridgets

A blossom of Loti

A forest of Morgans

A tribe of Pontiacs
 
Steve said:
3. A Corrosion of Alfas

Ouch! That smarts.

But it fits, too.
 
An Apostrophe of Commers
A Dance of Morrises
A Kop of Hillmans (Hillmen?)
A Bouquet of Lotus
A Life of Rileys
 
a muster of Midgets
a bevy of B's
a menagerie of LBC's
 
Flock of Falcons
Stable of Pintos
Flurry of Furys
Tribe of Thunderbirds
 
Steve said:
1. A Slumber of Buicks
Steve said:
A Bland of Camrys
:lol:

Roger said:
A Bouquet of Lotus
Ooh, love that one!




A puddle of LBCs

A squadron of Spitfires

A hide of Cordobas

A magnum of Bentleys

A rattle of Yugos

A school of Amphicars

A mess of minivans

A constellation of (Plymouth) Satellites

A quiver of (Plymouth) Arrows

A blaze of Pintos
 
A muddle of Morgan's
 
a quiver of Pierces.
 
If your profile is accurate, I’d say “a void of LBCs” :jester: Fightin' back for Doc! (Not that he really needs help)
 
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