Collective nouns

Words for a group of something.

Pis forPair

A pair of things is two things. You usually use the word pair to describe two very similar things, like a pair of birds. Some things only come in pairs - like a pair of glasses or a pair of trousers. Many other things usually come in pairs but can be separated, like a pair of socks, shoes or gloves.
A group of owls is called a parliament.

Pis forPile

Many things stacked on top of each other in no particular order is called a pile. The photo is of a pile of tyres.
A group of dolphins, whales or sometimes seals is called a pod. You may also be looking for a pea pod instead.

Pis forPrattle

A group of parrots is called a prattle.

Pis forPrickle

A group of hedgehogs or porcupines is called a prickle.
A group of lions is called a pride. You might also be interested in the sin of pride.

Ris forRange

A group of mountains all in a row is called a range.

Ris forReef

When many coral colonies grow close together over a very long time, they build up to form a reef. Reefs can get so high they come out of the water at low tide, and can be dangerous to ships.