Most people call a flock of birds a flock, but crows in particular are known in many terms. The most popular of these is known as murder, but groups of crows are sometimes referred to as hordes, mobs, convenors, or parcels.
Is the word murder a collective noun?
One of our most famous (and easy-to-remember) collective nouns is the killing of crows. Unlike many collective nouns, this sense of murder is printed with ample evidence worth entering in a dictionary. The use of this murder dates back to the 1400s.
What is the group of murderers called?
The group of murders is called the "Game of Thrones" finale. A group of donkeys is called a drive. A group of scenes featuring Ryan Gosling holding the steering wheel of a car is called a "drive". A group of whales is called a pod.
What is a large group of crows called?
This seems appropriate because the group of crows is called "unfriendly" or "conspiracy" and crows are traditionally considered creepy. In fact, looking at many of them in one place can cause even the least ornithophobic (bird-fearing) flashbacks like Hitchcock's "birds".
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