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cete of badgers
Mar. 6th, 2006 07:18 amTheme week! Collective nouns for animals. Which could fill whole semesters, but I'm picking words not otherwise used for other things.
cete - n., a company of badgers.
Or so the American Heritage Dictionary puts it. Possibly from Medieval Latin cetus, assembly, from Latin coetus, a coming together, variant of coitus. Nature is such the perv sometimes.
---L.
cete - n., a company of badgers.
Or so the American Heritage Dictionary puts it. Possibly from Medieval Latin cetus, assembly, from Latin coetus, a coming together, variant of coitus. Nature is such the perv sometimes.
---L.
