Collective nouns for roses
Collective noun for roses | usage | |
bouquet | A bouquet of roses ('bouquet' generally refers to a small number of cut roses that have been specially arranged) | |
bunch | A bunch of roses ('bunch' generally refers to a small number of cut roses that have not been arranged) | |
bed | A bed of roses ('bed' generally refers to a large number of uncut roses on the rose bushes) | |
stalk | A stalk of roses | |

Collective nouns list
Subject | Collective noun |
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fairies | A herd or fantasy of fairies |
falcons, pair | A cast of falcons |
falcons | A soar or tower of falcons |
fans | A thrill of fans |
farts | A gross of farts |
Fence builders | An encroachment of fence-builders |
fencers | A poke of fencers |
ferrets | A business, cast, or fesnyng of ferrets |
finches | A charm, chirm, company, trembling, or trimming of finches |
fine print | A pitfall of fine print |
firewood | A faggot of firewood |
fish | A catch, draught, drift, fray, haul, kettle, run, scale, school, or shoal of fish |
fishermen | A drift, exaggeration, grumble or sulk of fishermen |
flamingos | A flamboyance, flurry, regiment, skein, or stand of flamingos |
flashers | A phalanx or revelation of flashers |
flautists | A phalanx of flautists |
flies | A business, cloud, grist, hatch or swarm of flies |
florists | A bed, bouquet, bunch, garden, or patch of florists |
roses | A bunch or bouquet of roses |
flying fish | A glide of flying fish |
footballers | A coach of footballers |
footsteps | A patter of footsteps |
foresters | A stalk, coop of foresters |
fowl | A plump, trip, or skein (in flight) of fowl |
foxes | An earth, lead, skulk, or troop of foxes |
foxes, three | A leash (3) of foxes |
freezers | A glacier of freezers |
Frenchmen | A peck of Frenchmen |
freshmen | A clump, plentitude of freshman |
friars | A scull, skulk of friars |
frogs | A knot, froggery of frogs |
frogs | An army, colony of frogs |
front end loaders | A heap of front-end loaders |
fungi | A colony of fungi |
fur seals | A harem of seals (belonging to one male) |
furniture | A suite of furniture |