a quantity or consignment of
goods produced at one time.
(bread, letters, packages, orders)
TBCAH
a large, densely packed crowd of
people or animals
(people, animals)
NTRHOG
all the people employed by a
particular organization.
(servants, employees, teachers)
FSATF
crowd together; nestle closely.
(refugees, barns, sheep)
UDHLDE
a disorderly collection of objects
placed haphazardly on top of each
other.
(Boxes, cards, pens)
E A H P/E P L I
a number of birds of one kind
feeding, resting, or traveling
together.
(gulls, doves)
CLFOK
the actors in a certain movie or play.
a large number of people
gathered together in a
disorganized or unruly way.
(people)
CWORD
the group of young animals born
to an animal at one time.
(kittens, puppies, calves, chicks)
TTILER
a large group of animals, especially
hoofed mammals, that live, feed, or
migrate together or are kept
together as livestock.
DERH
a large or dense group of insects,
especially flying ones.
(Locusts, butterflies, flies)
WRAMS
a group of people who work on
and operate a ship, boat, aircraft,
spacecraft, or train.
RCEW
an organized group of criminals.
(thieves, robbers)
GAGN
a group of wild animals, especially
wolves, living and hunting together.

TASC
a subdivision of a company of
soldiers, usually forming a tactical
unit that is commanded by a
lieutenant and divided into several
sections.
(commanders, leaders, sergeants)
OOTPLAN
a pile of objects, typically one that
is neatly arranged.
(boxes, books)
CSAKT
 a number of things, typically of
the same kind, growing or
fastened together.
(grapes, flowers, bananas)
UNCHB
a group or collection of things that
belong together or resemble one
another or are usually found
together.
(bowls, rules, utensils)
TSE
a group of actors, singers, or
dancers who perform together
OYMCPAN
(wild boars, wild dogs)
ACKP
a group of players forming one
side in a competitive game or
sport.
(football, basketball)
EATM
a collection of things or quantity of
material tied or wrapped up
together.
(envelopes, newspapers, sticks)
UEBNDL
a large number of fish swimming
together.
(fish, bream)
C O H S O L/
SHOAL
a number of people or things that
are located close together or are
considered or classed together.
ROUGP