SportsJuly 14, 2026
bevy
/ˈbɛvi/
Definition
A large group or collection of things, especially items that are gathered together for consideration.
Etymology
Originating in the 14th century, the word likely comes from the Anglo-Norman 'bevee,' originally used to describe a flock of birds, such as quail. It eventually expanded in usage to refer to any large group or collection.
In the news
The article uses 'bevy' to describe the numerous complex issues, such as housing and compensation, that MLB and the players' union must resolve before the 2028 Olympics.
Fearing Olympics participation issues, MLB proposing stiff penalties for players who skip out - The Athletic
Read the full article ↗The New York Times