Does anyone know what a collection or group of Frogs are called.

Have
an army of frogs
and a Knot of Toads

any more suggestions
HoJo

Ribbit! There's an army of collective nouns for frogs!

Google "collective noun" frogs

Yo, HoJo,
You might enjoy An Exaltation of Larks by James Lipton
- or knot.

Hi HoJo
Collective nouns are one of the fun, as opposed to merely functional, bits of the English language.

So what would be a fun term for a group of word-lovers?

a verb of word lovers.

(I think we did this once, long ago?)

Could someone post the link fo HoJo (and me)- I never could figure out how to do that.

> post the link

which link?

which link? This one, maybe?

Google "collective noun" frogs
Anyway, here 'tis:
Google

Shouldn't it be "a croak of frogs?"
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Welcome HoJo -- do you live in a house with an orange roof?

>which link?

or, the link to (one of the) the long ago discussions of what to call a collection of AWADers (i.e., us); the original discussion from which ayleu(r), amongst other suggestions, evolved is lost in the mists of time, and the evolution of this site.

anyways, here's a link to one of the reinyart(n)ations .

BTW, rana is a genus of frog, and also means prince!
and ranine is a collective adj. for frogs.

-joe (frog prince) friday

(I think we did this once, long ago?)
Yes, but I thought the new folks might like to try it.

I wasn't trying to dissuade a new bit of fun, just askin'...

and yes, tsuwm, 'tis why I asked.

I meant the old thread but didn't check, it might be old enough to be threadbare by now.