a fellowship of yeomen
Listed in the Book of Saint Albans (1486) as “a Felyshyppynge of yomen”.
- Subject
- yeoman (yeomen)
- Category
- People → Nobility & gentry
- Confidence
- high
- Attestation
- historical-source
- Also spelled
- Felyshyppynge (1486)
Collective noun
fellowship
Also spelled Felyshyppynge (1486)
What do you call a group of yeomen or wizards?
- Used for
- 2 subjects
- Categories
- People, Supernatural
- Subcategories
- Fantastical people, Nobility & gentry
- Type
- Specific
- Best confidence
- high
Definition
- Listed in the Book of Saint Albans (1486) as “a Felyshyppynge of yomen”.
- Humorous coinage from Wondermark #566, “Supernatural Collective Nouns” (Human class).
Other senses of the word: fellowship on Wiktionary
Usage as a collective noun
a fellowship of wizards
Humorous coinage from Wondermark #566, “Supernatural Collective Nouns” (Human class).
- Subject
- wizard (wizards)
- Category
- Supernatural → Fantastical people
- Confidence
- low
- Attestation
- humor-source
- Also spelled
- Felyshyppynge (1486)
Related words
No other collective nouns recorded for these subjects.