Plurals

Words that mean more than one of something!

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Bis forBurrs

Burrs is the plural of burr.

Cis forCacti

Cacti is the plural of cactus.

Cis forCattle

Cattle is used to describe bovine animals, like cows.

Cis forChicks

Chicks is the plural of chick.

Cis forChildren

Children is the plural of child.

Cis forClothes

Clothes is another plural word for garments. You have one piece of clothing, but two clothes. Clothe is not the singular of clothes.

Cis forCries

Cries is the plural of cry, for example "I heard the cries of the baby next door."

Eis forElves

Elves is the plural of elf.

Eis forEyes

Eyes is the plural of eye.

Fis forFeet

Feet is the plural of foot. One foot, two feet. Most people have two feet, and most animals have four feet.

Fis forFlaws

Flaws is the plural of flaw. The flower in the picture has many flaws.

Fis forFlies

Flies is the plural of fly, or indicates that something is flying.
The cow in the picture has a lot of flies on its face.

Fis forFungi

Fungi is the plural of fungus.

Gis forGeese

The plural of goose is geese. One goose, two geese.

Gis forGoes

Goes is the plural of go. For example, "this car goes really well."

His forHicks

Hicks is the plural of hick.

Lis forLeaves

The plural of leaf is leaves.

Lis forLice

Lice is the plural of louse.

Lis forLips

Lips is the plural of lip.

Mis forMen

Men is the plural of man.