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a herd of cows

ruthay321 | 14:20 Sat 16th Sep 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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If cows are a herd, and sheep are a flock.... What are pigs?

Your help is greatly appreciated.

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Litter?

smouse

Yes it is litter

Trip

Argee2

According to the Guinness Book of Answers the collective nouon for pigs is a litter, herd, or sounder. Take your pick.

Herd, Drove or Sounder
Baby pigs are called a litter

Argee2

Sorry! noun.

Baby pigs are a FARROW - SOUNDER is wild pigs.

Just to add to the confusion collectively pigs are a drift, team or herd.

Gosh you have a hard choice to make.

I agree with Kayakamina - trip.

someone who looks after pigs is a swineherd so i think herd could be the answer

Trip is a small flock of sheep or wildfowl, akin to troop, which is a flock, herd or swarm of animals.

The answer is LITTER.

kev100

The conservative party

Cops oops sorry Officers

mozzie

i always thought it was a sqeal of pigs

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