Collective Nouns That Start with W

Find 34 valid English collective nouns starting with W, including Workforce, Wounded, Wildlife, Wardrobe, Weaponry, Waddle and Wisp. Check definitions and usage below, or visit our noun grammar guide to check subject-verb agreement rules for groups.

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wardrobe
waddle
watercraft
waitstaff
waterfowl
walling
waac
wainage
welsh
weaponry
webring
wendat
whitey
whitebait
whanau
wharfing
wildlife
wisp
wildfowl
witan
witenagemot
wiggery
workforce
wounded
womanhood
workgroup
wolfpack
womankind
womenfolk
workpeople
woodenware
workfolk
Starts with WR
1 words
wrappering
Starts with WU
1 words
wuhanese

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