Collective nouns for TVR's

[cloggy]

Can anybody tell me what the collective noun (name) is for TVR's.
Is it a 'Thunder of TIV's' after LT2006 ?

[anonymous-user]

ooh very good

[madbadger]

I thought it was a rumble.

[Derek Smith]

A tumult of Tivs.

tu-mult n. 1. The din and commotion of a great crowd. 2. A disorderly commotion or disturbance. 3. Agitation of the mind or emotions.

Its derives from Middle English.

says it all for me.

Edited by Derek Smith on Friday 15th December 11:15

[anonymous-user]

a growl of Griffs?

[lazyitus]

A Tsunami of TVRs.

[tvrolet]

a c0ck-up of TVR management

[BossCerbera]

Derek Smith said:

A tumult of Tivs.

Beat me to it!

[wparslow]

A Whooomff of Tivs

[medieval]

Certainly a grin of griffs

[Pasco]

medieval said:

Certainly a grin of griffs

Big Grin if you have removed the cats Med

[mrmaggit]

KirstM said:

a growl of Griffs?

Yes, that's why the Griffith gathering is called the Growl.

(I coined the name, btw).

[HUGE]

cloggy said:

Can anybody tell me what the collective noun (name) is for TVR's.
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...a breakdown mechanics dream ?






and before you all lay into me,I had one and it never let me down....Im Kidding ok !!!!

[Don]

It simply has to be a "Trevor" of TVRs.

[cloggy]

I just found out that for Apes it is a Shrewdness of apes.
Does this mean Chimp owners are the most clever TVR ownwers.

[e2djh]

For me, it will now always be a THUNDER of TVRs

[jagdpanther]

e2djh said:

For me, it will now always be a THUNDER of TVRs

I was just about to suggest that!!

[amazon]

For some reason I use 'gaggle' - not sure why though...... think it might be something to do with 'fighters' (opposed to bombers) in second world war! That enormous noise and presence and speed!

I would like to point out, for the avoidance of doubt - that I wasn't actually there

[V8Cerbera]

jagdpanther said:

e2djh said:

For me, it will now always be a THUNDER of TVRs

I was just about to suggest that!!

I agree

Edited by V8Cerbera on Saturday 16th December 11:14