| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? 20:46 - Apr 2 with 1735 views | bluelagos |
Huddle of bodies (copyright Brenner), a bundle or a pile on?
For me, a child of the 80s it's defo a bundle. [Post edited 2 Apr 2024 20:46]
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| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 20:47 - Apr 2 with 1710 views | bazza |
100% a bunnnnndleeeeeee !!! |  | | |
| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 20:48 - Apr 2 with 1692 views | Guthrum |
Scenes!
(c) Rommy |  |
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| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 20:49 - Apr 2 with 1674 views | J2BLUE |
Bundle. |  |
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| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 20:50 - Apr 2 with 1669 views | bluelagos |
| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 20:47 - Apr 2 by bazza |
100% a bunnnnndleeeeeee !!! |
On hearing the shout you leg it and launch yourself as high as you can.
Pity the poor fcker at the bottom! | |
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| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 21:03 - Apr 2 with 1610 views | Churchman |
A chaos of happiness |  | | |
| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 21:14 - Apr 2 with 1565 views | bazza |
| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 20:50 - Apr 2 by bluelagos |
On hearing the shout you leg it and launch yourself as high as you can.
Pity the poor fcker at the bottom! |
TWTD’s | | | |
| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 21:19 - Apr 2 with 1551 views | belgablue |
Definitely a bundle. I'm sure back in my uni days some of my more northernly friends used 'pile on' |  |
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| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 21:30 - Apr 2 with 1533 views | ronnyd |
A gaggle of limbs. |  | | |
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| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 21:33 - Apr 2 with 1508 views | FrimleyBlue |
Bonkers |  |
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| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 21:35 - Apr 2 with 1499 views | DarkBrandon |
I still remember what we called them when I was a child. But you can’t say that any more (quite rightly) |  | | |
| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 21:38 - Apr 2 with 1480 views | GlasgowBlue |
ménage à onze |  |
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| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 21:47 - Apr 2 with 1454 views | Crock |
A horde. A pack. A shock. |  |
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| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 21:59 - Apr 2 with 1426 views | flykickingbybgunn |
| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 21:47 - Apr 2 by Crock |
A horde. A pack. A shock. |
No. Definitely a pile-on. |  | | |
| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 22:05 - Apr 2 with 1391 views | Ryorry |
A cuddle |  |
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| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 22:34 - Apr 2 with 1345 views | NthQldITFC |
| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 21:38 - Apr 2 by GlasgowBlue |
ménage à onze |
Dry orgy? |  |
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| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 08:30 - Apr 3 with 1220 views | bluelagos |
| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 21:38 - Apr 2 by GlasgowBlue |
ménage à onze |
With a chappaux on top. | |
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| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 08:57 - Apr 3 with 1202 views | ArnoldMoorhen |
If you want to go a bit highbrow:
The collective noun for a group of eels, which I thought might be closest to all those as waving about, is a swarm.
That didn't quite cut it, for me, so I thought of other lithe, wriggly creatures with a bit of sinew to them, whilst also being known for having fun, and discovered that a couple of collective nouns for otters might fit the bill:
Bevy
Or
Romp
Maybe "a bevy of bodies bundling in a rapturous romp" *almost* communicates it? | | | |
| What the correct terminology for what we saw yesterday? on 08:59 - Apr 3 with 1193 views | GeoffSentence |
bundle
or more accurately
buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuunnnnnnnnnnnndddddlllllleee |  |
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