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What is a collective noun that starts with clobber of?

There isn't a common collective noun that starts with "clobber of."

Collective nouns are words that refer to a group of things or people. Some examples include:

* A flock of birds

* A herd of cows

* A pack of wolves

* A swarm of bees

If you're looking for a collective noun to describe a group of clothes, you could use:

* A pile of clothes

* A heap of clothes

* A wardrobe of clothes

However, "clobber of" isn't a standard collective noun. It's possible that it's a made-up term, perhaps used in a specific context or in a fictional setting.

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