Collectional

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1: a new style of decorating which embraces one's eclectic, personal treasures by combining them with other items with divergent styles; 2: designed without the conventional rules espoused by decorators, i.e., matching traditional with traditional, coordinating curtains with upholstery fabrics, etc. Urban Dictionary

Just as a group of crows is a murder, a group of sheep is a herd... A group of assholes is a collective Urban Dictionary

A valuable group of collected items placed together (as in media, books, stamps or other interesting crap Urban Dictionary

What a dealer must do to obtain payment from his customers who buy 'on tick'. Urban Dictionary

1. A word used to describe the unthinking hive-mind of Leftist drones. 2. A pretentious synonym for club. Urban Dictionary

Stalinoid or Bolshevik for "group." Reeks with self-importance and in-groupiness. Urban Dictionary

A horrible waste of money, better spent on buying a house, car, or investing. Urban Dictionary

The worst of memes on iFunny Urban Dictionary

A term meaning "good" or "amazing". It can also be as a way to show acceptance, or likeing. Also meaning the opposite of the term "Overweight, or "Obeease". Urban Dictionary

When someone makes an unwarranted advance with the intention of taking you home that night. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to collectional:
collectional, collection, collections, correctional, convectional, connectional, collocational.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective collectional:
economy, stage, pursuits.

Words that sound like collectional:
collectional, connectional, collisional, collection, collections, correctional, convectional, complexional, reflectional, convictional, colloquial, collectible, collectable, coloquial, fluxional, commotional.