Question

Collective noun for clothes

Answer 1

The collective noun of clothes is suit.

• a rack of clothes

• a bundle of clothes

• a closet of clothes

• a ""Trunk of Turtlenecks""

• a ""Dresser of Dresses""

• a ""Suitcase of Shirts""

• a ""Sack of Socks""

• a ""Museum of Muffs""

• a ""Trunk of T-Shirts""

• a ""Duffle of Dungarees""

A collective noun is the one that is used to point out a group of things or people as a whole.

For instance, herd, crowd, words of the group, bouquet are the common words that fall under the category of Collective noun.

Answer 2

Answer:

A rack of clothes.

The collective noun for clothes is suit.

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Extra Information :

Noun :

The all naming word called noun.

Examples :

• I live in UAE.
• Lahore is a big city.
• We are Arabs.

There are 8 types of Noun :

• Proper Noun.
• Singular Noun.
• Plural Noun.
• Possessive Noun.
• Concrete Noun.
• Abstract Noun.
• Collective Noun.

Collective Noun :

The noun that refers to collection/group of things taken as whole.

Examples :

• A hive of bees.
• A litter of puppies.
• A murder of crows.