Collective Noun for MIS

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What are your suggestions for a collective Noun?

A giggle of men in skirts - we are not taken seriously.

A conundrum of men in skirts - works on a few levels.

A swish of men in skirts - not for minis though.

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A Gather of...?
cornucopia?
clump?
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A "sweep". Primarily for the long-skirt faction.
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A line of men in skirts.
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A 'Swish' is my preference.
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It would have to be a "coincidence", or perhaps it could be a concurrence of men in skirts.
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denimini wrote: Mon Jun 27, 2022 9:38 am It would have to be a "coincidence", or perhaps it could be a concurrence of men in skirts.
A concensus of men in skirts? something we all agree on? (Although, you won't get me in a mini!)
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A Forum :wink:
Formerly Kilty / Joe Public etc...
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How about ‘an antibifurcation’?
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A bunch of blokes.
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STEVIE wrote: Mon Jun 27, 2022 8:06 pm A bunch of blokes.
I like this one because it should be the only way this is perceived, ignoring what they are wearing. However it is fun thinking of new collective nouns.
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OK in the spirit of the thread, I'd go with "Swish" too!
Or "Gunna" from the Latin, just to add a classical flavour.
Could anyone seriously associate that with a pair of trousers.
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How about a new word or Acronym for Men In Skirts :?:

"MEINSK", pronounced Minesk. Me-for men, in-for in, sk-for skirts = Meinsk :)
(It does sound a bit like German)

Just thought I'ld throw my $.02 worth into the pot :D

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