I could have sworn there was a chapter in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone titled ‘A Bevy of Owls’. Apparently not. Bevy. It’s one of those words that means a large group… So for me, a lot of owls, with letters included, means a bevy. A bevy of deer. Though apparently it’s more birds that is bevy than large mammals. Either way, bevy always brings to mind the mass of letters Harry receives from Hogwarts. Wonderful wax sealed letters.
bevy
noun \ˈbe-vē\
: a large group of people or things
I just learned a new word 🙂
Yay! It’s so much fun, isn’t it? And when you can apply it to something fun, IE, Harry Potter, it’s that much better. 🙂
Thanks for the link to Terribly Write. I was wondering if anyone would take exception to my criticism of “bevy of paraphernalia.” So far, no one seems to disagree.
You are quite welcome, and I need to actually take a look at your whole post. 🙂