Collective Noun for X-Markers?

**Rob Wright** · 18th May 09, 08:42 PM

A curmudgeon of X-Markers!

Rob

**beloitpiper** · 18th May 09, 10:04 PM

I vote for "pleat" of X Markers.

Maybe this should be put to vote by one of the Mods?

**Bigkahuna** · 18th May 09, 10:48 PM

"Act NOW Collect the complete Sett"

**Bigkahuna** · 18th May 09, 10:53 PM

Originally Posted by Dan R Porter

Can you recite the Calvin Cycle too???

Actually it's the Krebs Cycle I have trouble with.

**Bigkahuna** · 18th May 09, 10:54 PM

Duplicate post by mistake. Sorry

**starbkjrus** · 20th May 09, 12:07 PM

I haven't read through the entire thread but we decided quite a while back that it was "rabble o' kilties"

Quote from The Standard, Dumfries, Scotland - Friday, February 23rd. 2007.

"The 'rabble' of kilt wearers (as they like to be called) all met through a website called XmarksTheScot...."

I dunno, works for me.

**Aldisimo** · 20th May 09, 12:13 PM

John Calvin or "Calvin and Hobbes?"

**Deil the Yin** · 20th May 09, 12:29 PM

Originally Posted by Sionnach

A sett!

I third this motion...

**Aldisimo** · 20th May 09, 12:36 PM

I'm liking the sound of sett, too.

**WARPIPER** · 20th May 09, 12:57 PM

Well looking at it from a Kilt material view a pleat is a fold, a fold of X Markers- no

A sett is a pattern, a pattern of X Markers -no

But what do you have when you mass material together, a wad that workworks.

Webster says that a wad is a soft mass of fiberous material. So a wad of X Markers