Some collective nouns for cats

As you know, collective nouns describe groups of animals, birds etc.,
such as "a herd of cattle". I got interested in those for the cat
family, and found a website that lists a number of them. Here they
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- A clowder of cats

- A clutter of cats

- A pounce of cats

- A pride of lions

- A streak of tigers

- A leap of leopards

If you're interested in other collective nouns, here's the website...

http://www.herbweb.org/animals-collective-nouns.html

On Feb 8, 8:39*am, Bobcat wrote:
As you know, collective nouns describe groups of animals, birds etc.,
such as "a herd of cattle".

In our house, we refer to the plural of cat as plural of cat--except,
as some people (to quote a football pro) are so dumb they can't spell
cat if spotted the C and the A, it is "plural of qhatth." As in,
"Louie and I have six Plural of Qhatth."

People look at us very funny, very frequently.

Blessed be,
Baha