GROUP TERMS
Don’t like to call yourselves a group? Some of us don’t like to be called a collective. Fortunately there are many options of what to call your group. Here are some of the many ways that configurations of multiple people working together have been described:
- actors
- advocates
- affiliates
- alarmists
- alliance
- allies
- alumnae
- apologists
- apostles
- assembly
- associates
- association
- audience
- band
- believers
- bigots
- brotherhood
- bunch
- cabal
- cabinet
- cast
- castaways
- caste
- champions
- choir
- circle
- clan
- class
- classmates
- clergy
- clique
- club
- collaborative
- collective
- college
- colloquium
- combatants
- committee
- commune
- community
- company
- comrades
- conclave
- confederation
- confreres
- congregation
- convention
- cooperative
- coterie
- council
- court
- cousins
- crew
- crowd
- culture
- defenders
- delegation
- diaspora
- diocese
- directorate
- disciples
- elders
- enclave
- endorser
- enemies
- enthusiasts
- estate
- family
- fanatics
- fans
- fathers
- federation
- fellowship
- felons
- financers
- firm
- followers
- forum
- friends
- givers
- group
- groupies
- hangers-on
- heirs
- hobbyists
- homeless
- household
- humanity
- humankind
- idolates
- inhabitants
- judiciary
- justifiers
- kinfolk
- klatch
- laity
- league
- legislative
- losers
- marriage
- members
- mentors
- ministry
- mob
- multitude
- network
- orchestra
- order
- outfit
- panelists
- participants
- participator
- party
- passersby
- people
- people
- playboys
- players
- playgoers
- populace
- population
- posse
- prisoners
- protectors
- race
- racists
- republic
- revolutionaries
- school
- sect
- sisterhood
- sisters
- society
- specialists
- specialists
- squad
- squatters
- state
- successors
- supporters
- survivors
- suspenders
- syndicate
- team
- telephoner
- terrorists
- thespians
- throng
- tribunal
- union
- unit
- university
- upholders
- victims
- victors
- worshipers