A small, tightly knit group of between two and twelve friends usually of the same age and sex is called a

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A small, tightly knit group of between two and twelve friends usually of the same age and sex is commonly referred to as a clique. A dyad is a group of two people, while a cohort is a group of people who have a shared experience or characteristic (such as graduating from the same school). A crowd is a larger group of people and may not have the same level of closeness as a clique.

A Small, Tightly Knit Group of Between Two and Twelve