Collective Noun Quiz C/d 14Th Jan

[smurf]

All answers are collective nouns of animals
3 a horse in a strong wind (6 2 5)
4 heard in a broadcast (4 2 4)
16 a gooseberry before lunch (6 2 6)
30 sounds like part of the school year and lubricant(7 2 9)
31 Troy had one (5 2 6)
32 Peter in a criminal world (4 2 5)
36 could be about 7 (6 2 6)
40 reportedly a Yorkshire river
Thank for any help

[elliemay1]

4 herd of cows

[cashier]

3 Gaggle of geese

[Fibonacci]

30 turmoil (term+oil) of porpoises

[elliemay1]

31 drove of horses?

[Fibonacci]

16 am (before lunch) + bush (gooseberry) - ambush of tigers

[Fibonacci]

32 safe of ducks ?

[Captain2]

32 Safe of ducks

[Fibonacci]

Is there a letter count for Q 40 ?

[elliemay1]

What is answer to No. 7?

[elliemay1]

40 Rabble (of butterflies)??
sounds like Ribble

[dannyk13]

31,Siege of herons.

[scorpiojo]

Fib

(3,2,9)

[scorpiojo]

^40

[dannyk13]

Jo, fib ?

[scorpiojo]

Ellie

//shaley

Question Author

answer I have to No 7 is parcel of penguins//

[scorpiojo]

Fibonacci, Danny.

[dannyk13]

Ah! thanks.

[dannyk13]

40,Nye of pheasants?

[dannyk13]

nye is a synonym of Nid(Yorkshire river)

[Flonska]

Aaah - thank you Danny for the synon.

I was really having difficulty with "Rabble sounds like Ribble" and then "Nye" on its own.