When Elios And Elio Owners Congregate

[Rickb]

Haboob is an Arabic word meaning "Dust Storm". I think we can find an American term that is suitable.

That's the term our local weather casters used.........but you correct about finding a suitable American term.....and I'm thinking the most suitable would be....................dust storm.

 

[LINDA PATELSKI]

I think its like E harmony. So a harmony of Elios.

 

[CGWheels]

Reading some of the nautical references such as "pod" I had another thought...

The Elio is marketed as an "and" vehicle, just as smaller boat or "Launch" would be to a larger ship. It also pays amage to the Elio "launching" a new era in transportation.

 

[LINDA PATELSKI]

What about a force of Elios, or a Gaze or a Zeal?
Alligators - congregation
Antelopes - herd
Ants - colony, army, swarm
Asses - pace
Badgers - cete
Bats - colony
Bears - sloth, sleuth
Beavers - colony
Bees - grist, hive, swarm
Birds - fleet, flight, flock, parcel, pod, volery
Bitterns - sedge, siege
Boars - sounder, singular
Bucks - brace, clash
Buffalo - herd
Butterflies - flutter
Buzzards - wake
Camels - train, caravan, flock
Caribou - herd
Caterpillars - army
Cats - clowder, (kittens are a kindle)
Cattle - drove, herd
Chickens - brood, peep
Chicks - clutch, chattering
Cobras - quiver
Cockroaches - intrusion
Colts - rag, rake
Cormorants - gulp
Cows - kine
Crocodiles - bask, float
Crows - murder, horde
Cubs - litter
Curlews - herd
Deer - herd
Dogs - pack, litter, kennel
Dolphins - pod
Donkeys - drove, herd, pace
Dotterels - trip
Doves - arc, dule, flight, paddling, pitying, piteousness
Ducks - paddling, flock, raft, team
Eagles - aerie, convocation
Eels - bed, swarm
Elephants - herd, memory
Elks - gang, herd
Emus - mob
Ferrets - business
Finches - charm
Fish - school, shoal, haul, catch, run, drought
Flamingos - stand, flamboyance
Flies - swarm, cloud, business
Foxes - leash, skulk, troop
Frogs - army
Geese - gaggle, skein
Giraffes - herd, corps, tower
Gnats - swarm, cloud, horde
Goats - flock, herd, tribe, trip
Goldfinches - charm
Goldfish - troubling, glint
Gorillas - band, troop
Grasshoppers - cloud
Greyhounds - leash
Gulls - colony
Hares - down, husk
Hawks - boil, cast, kettle
Hens - brood
Herons - sedge, siege
Herrings - shoal
Hippopotamuses - bloat
Hogs - drift, passel, parcel
Horses - herd, band, string, team, stable, troop
Hounds - pack, mute, brace, cry
Hyenas - cackle
Jays - party, scold, band
Jellyfish - smack, brood
Kangaroos - herd, mob, troop
Larks - exaltation, ascension
Leopards - leap
Lions - pride
Lizards - lounge
Locusts - plague
Magpies - tiding
Mallards - sord
Martens - richness
Mice - nest
Moles - company, labor, movement
Monkeys - troop, barrel
Moose - herd
Mules - pack, span, barren
Nightingales - watch
Otters - romp
Owls - parliament
Oxen - team, yoke, drove
Parrots - company, pandemonium
Partridges - covey
Peacocks - muster, ostentation
Pelicans - pod
Penguins - rook, colony, huddles, crèche
Pheasants - bouquet, nye, nest, nide
Pigeons - flight, flock
Pigs - drift, drove, litter, sounder, team, passel
Plovers - congregation, wing
Porcupines - prickle
Porpoises - school, herd, pod, shoal, crowd
Prairie Dogs - coterie
Quail - bevy, covey
Rabbits - colony, nest, warren, herd, litter, down, husk
Raccoons - gaze
Rats - colony, pack, plague, swarm
Rattlesnakes - rhumba
Ravens - unkindness
Rhinoceroses - crash
Roebucks - bevy
Sardines - family
Seals - pod, herd, rookery
Sharks - school, shiver, herd
Sheep - down, drove, flock, pack, hurtle, trip, fold
Snakes - den, nest, pit, bed, knot
Sparrows - host
Spiders - clutter
Squirrels - dray, scurry
Starlings - chattering, murmuration
Storks - mustering, mustering
Swallows - flight
Swans - bevy, herd, wedge, bank
Swifts - flock
Swine - sounder, drift, herd
Teals - spring
Tigers - ambush, streak
Toad - knot, nest
Trout - hover
Turkeys - raft, rafter
Turtledoves - dule, pitying
Turtles - bale, dole
Vipers - generation, nest
Walruses - herd, pod
Weasels - pack, colony
Whales - pod, gam, herd, school
Wild Cats - destruction
Wildfowl - plump
Wolves - pack, rout
Wombats - wisdom
Woodcocks - fall
Woodpeckers - descent
Zebras - crossing, herd, zeal

 

[Daniel Venzke]

Kind of like 'an Entourage of Elios

 

[Rickb]

Tadpoles - cloud

Elio is a 2F1R Tadpole Trike Configuration and we will all apparently be on cloud nine upon delivery.

 

[AriLea]

A Grace of Elios

 

[Elio Amazed]

Simple one.
A formation of Elios.

 

[Jeff Porter]

Kind of like 'an Entourage of Elios

An Erupting Entourage of Elios, as they move so eloquently on the elevated highway.

 

[AriLea]

One thing to keep in mind from this game, is that the term should be unique to the subject, i.e not shared with other subjects, and implicit in the observation of a group of them.
I particularly like a 'Formation of Elios' but it's already used as in 'Formation of Cliffs' etc. So that's a borrowed reference and not a specific.
For example if you say a 'flock' with out a subject population the 'Birds' is automatically assumed, Flock owns Birds, and therefore Birds owns Flock.

OK, maybe I should not be stating rules. Things can be more fun where chaos ensues.