IPA: /ˈbɛvi/
KK: /ˈbɛvi/
A group of animals or birds, particularly larks or quail, or a collection of similar things or people.
The bevy of quail flew over the field in a beautiful formation.
Bevy originates from Middle English 'bevie' (meaning a group or company), which is derived from the Old French 'bevee' (meaning a flock or group of animals). The word refers to a gathering or collection of similar things, particularly birds.
Think of a 'group' ('bevy') of similar things coming together, like a flock of birds.