Merchant navy is the collective term for the commercial shipping fleet worldwide.
'Migraine' is the collective term for people who whinge about the amavuvuzela.
THE collective term for lions is a pride, for rooks a parliament and central banks?
Thankfully, the collective term for this spectrum of Miami modernism is abbreviated to the handy bite-size adjective, MiMo.
Cyclostome, a collective term for the living members of the superclass Agnatha, the lamprey and the hagfish.
"Foreign judoka all had a strong will to fight," said Yamaguchi, using the collective term for judo fighters.
Lumber, Collective term for harvested wood, whether cut into logs, heavy timbers, or members used in light-frame construction.
A batch is the collective term for the drawings a cartoonist submits weekly to the magazine [see Magazine, the].
THE Arab nation, the collective term for the region that stretches from Casablanca to Baghdad, has never been much of a partner in the Middle East peace process.
Just as we have the collective term for the Southern Gothic, perhaps it is time to name this bastard offspring of Dashiell Hammett and Jorge Luis Borges.
This is a collective term for devices exhibiting animal-like purposeful behaviour under the general command of (but without direct help from) humans.
