I'm quite fond "areoforming," actually. And "aerography," etc. From Ares, the Greek god who the Romans called Mars--I've seen it used here and there. It's very

I'm quite fond "areoforming," actually. And "aerography," etc. From Ares, the Greek god who the Romans called Mars--I've seen it used here and there. It's very much the same thing as "a gaggle of geese" or "a murder of crows." It's just a bit of fun. Nothing to get worked up about.