What do you call a group of kilts men?

[TechBear]

In a response on another thread, I mentioned "grouping" nouns, as in pride of lions, parliament of owls, crash of rhinos, etc. Which made me wonder...

What do you call a group of men in kilts? A tank? A sett? A link (as in golf)?

[Blu (Ontario)]

I dunno....... A waggle?

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[RockyR]

I think the best word to describe it is already in use referring to Lions, but we can use it for kilts as well...

A Pride.

[mudd]

Gee wiz, you guys, I just asked that question on another thread a few minutes ago.

Oh well, I’ll suggest an obvious answer. A CLAN!

[Archangel]

My grandfather always just used "kilties". I prefer "Ladies from Hell" but he was there so I guess he ought to know.


And he would use both ways: for troops; with a slightly different tone, for "Texan tourists" on High street. (To him, every unidentified American tourist was from Texas.)

[pdcorlis]

this came up a while ago - several of us liked a "rabble" of kilts

[Colin]

I think the best word to describe it is already in use referring to Lions, but we can use it for kilts as well...

A Pride.

I like this one the best as well.

[Wee Jimmy]

A Rabble of Kilts is most accurate. Very Good.

[auld argonian]

I was gonna suggest that P1M's "rabble" would be about the best term...I see that I'm not alone in that opinion.

Best

AA

[KiltedCodeWarrior]

...What do you call a group of men in kilts? A tank? A sett? A link (as in golf)?

You all have missed the obvious, COMFORTABLE!