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What is collective nouns for a caravan of?

You're asking about collective nouns for a caravan! While "caravan" itself is a collective noun meaning a group of people traveling together, there are some fun and specific alternatives depending on what's traveling:

For people:

* A company of travelers

* A band of nomads

* A train of pilgrims

* A host of adventurers

* A fellowship of explorers

For animals:

* A herd of elephants (if the caravan is elephants)

* A flock of birds (if the caravan is birds)

* A gaggle of geese (if the caravan is geese)

* A troop of monkeys (if the caravan is monkeys)

For other things:

* A convoy of vehicles

* A fleet of ships

* A string of camels (if the caravan is camels)

* A line of wagons

The best collective noun will depend on the specific context of your caravan.

Let me know if you have a specific caravan in mind, and I can help you choose the perfect noun!

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