n. a number of things or persons considered as a unit
The teacher was dividing the class into two groups.
The teacher was dividing the class into two groups.
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Separating socks into groups by color shows orderliness in dresser drawers.
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I also speak at groups around town.
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What are the groups that gray wolves live in called?
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The militia groups are charged with conspiracy to commit sedition.
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Fish swim together in groups called what?
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The groups combined their beliefs and formed a theocrasy.
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Which animal lives in groups of six?
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What are groups of orca's called?
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Which of this groups is featured in the story?
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How many groups are there to be sorted into?
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The Linnaean system groups organisms according to shared characteristics.
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In what types of groups did most people travel?
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What are groups of stars that travel together called?
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How many groups of troops were supposed to cross the Delaware river to fight the Hessians at Trenton?
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collections;crowds; clusters; parties
single item
1 syllables
groups
coops
coupes
droops
drupes
dupes
group's
groups'
hoopes
hoops
koop's
koops
loops
oops
poops
scoops
snoops
soup's
soups
stoops
swoops
toops
toups
troop's
troops
troops'
troupe's
troupes
whoops
recoups
intergroup's
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