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What is the collective noun for People gathered in supermarket?

There isn't really a specific, widely accepted collective noun for people gathered in a supermarket.

Here are some options, depending on the situation:

General:

* Shoppers - This is the most straightforward and common term.

* Customers - Implies they are there to buy something.

* Patron - Similar to customers, but can be more formal.

More descriptive:

* A throng of shoppers (suggests a large, busy crowd)

* A line of customers (emphasizes waiting in a queue)

* A gaggle of shoppers (implies a group of people, possibly friends or families)

Informal/Humorous:

* A herd of shoppers (used playfully, emphasizing a large, moving group)

* A basketful of shoppers (a humorous take on the typical supermarket shopping experience)

Ultimately, the best term will depend on the context and the tone you're trying to convey.

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