PLURAL

PLURAL


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: plural
Word origin: late Middle English: from Old French plurel or Latin pluralis, from plus, plur- ‘more’.
Phonetic: ˈplʊər(ə)l
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(of a word or form) denoting more than one, or (in languages with dual number) more than two. Example: the first person plural
containing several diverse elements. Example: a plural society
a plural word or form. Example: nouns with irregular plurals


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Cacti or stimuli
Men or women
Mice or men
People or Animals
You may be this
At least two
Consisting of more than one
Friends or cheers
Involving more than one
Like apples and oranges
Like cats and dogs
Like gangbusters
Like mice and geese
Like mice or men
More than one
Multiple
S formation?
Sheep or deer
These or them
Not singular.
Men, grammatically.
Denoting more than one
Word ending in s, usually
Crises is one; also criteria
We or us, e.g.
Criteria is one; so is crises
What they can only be, to grammar sticklers
Like ghosts and goblins?
Like kids, but not mom or dad?
Indicating more than one
Numbering more than one
More than one in number
Word ending in 'L' for words ending in 'S'?
Words such as sheep and deer
Word form denoting more than one is involved
Word usually ending in 's'
Composed of more than one
Several
Many left old city in China
No single word will fit here
Empty 9 alongside Russian river, or rivers possibly?
Heads or tails
Like lions and tigers and bears
Men or teeth, grammatically
More than one friend securing draw, mostly
Man left on river? More than one concerned
More than one comrade touring Lima, an old city
Cats or dogs, for example
Cabbages or kings
More than one artist in pull-out
Showing there's more than one part of New York where 9's made this
Involving more than one in place on river
Not singular, grammatically
Like platypi
Like pins and needles
What deer can be
Like many nouns ending in s
Form of a word used to denote more than one
Sheep or cows, but not horse!
A pull-out includes recipe, more than one in fact
Word like people or peanuts




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