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What is the collective noun for a group of slough?

There isn't a commonly used collective noun for a group of slough.

Slough can refer to several things:

* A Slough is a type of wetland, similar to a swamp or marsh. There's no established collective noun for a group of wetlands. You might use descriptive terms like "a cluster of sloughs" or "a network of sloughs".

* To Slough can mean to shed skin, as snakes do. There's no established collective noun for a group of shedding animals. You might use terms like "a congregation of snakes shedding their skin" or "a group of animals sloughing off their outer layers."

If you're referring to a specific type of slough, it might be possible to find a more appropriate term. For example, if you're talking about a group of *sloughing snakes*, you could use the collective noun "nest" or "coil".

Let me know if you have more context, and I can help you find a more precise term!

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