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A Skulk of Who?

Feb. 22, 1995, 12:02 p.m. ET

The aim here is to match the individuals in the right column with the appropriate collective nouns in the left column.

LAMENTATION GOLDFINCHES

FALL SCHOLARS

CHARM LAWYERS

POOL SWANS

SKULK PLUMS

ELOQUENCE TAILORS

CONVOCATION THIEVES

SCHOOL TYPISTS

DISGUISING SERVANTS

OBEISANCE EAGLES Answers: CHARM OF GOLDFINCHES; SCHOOL OF SCHOLARS; ELOQUENCE OF LAWYERS; LAMENTATION OF SWANS; FALL OF PLUMS; DISGUISING OF TAILORS; SKULK OF THIEVES; POOL OF TYPISTS; OBEISANCE OF SERVANTS; CONVOCATION OF EAGLES.

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