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What is the collective nouns of oranges?

There isn't a single, widely accepted collective noun for oranges. However, here are some options:

Traditional:

* A bag of oranges

* A pile of oranges

* A basket of oranges

* A box of oranges

More poetic:

* A grove of oranges (for a large number of trees)

* A blush of oranges (for a vibrant display of the fruit)

* A burst of oranges (for a sudden abundance)

Informal:

* A bunch of oranges

* A heap of oranges

Ultimately, the best collective noun to use depends on the context and the desired tone.

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