What is the collective noun for a collection of collective nouns? [closed]

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The only published term I can find is a confusion of collective nouns, this is Jim Wegryn's coinage from A Barrel Full of Fun.

But personally I prefer misterben's contrivance.


"Terms of venery." James Lipton's excellent book An Exaltation of Larks collects more of them than you could possibly imagine.

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