What is the plural form of "Mongoose?"
This question has stomped fellow basilians alike.
Does anyone truthfully know the answer without using Google?
I don't.
Is it Mongeese?
Mongooses?
Mongi? (wut)
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December 23, 2010
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Well, after discussing with my fellow Mongoose experts, we have determined that it's mongooseries.
[quote=Wikipedia] The plural form is mongooses,[2] or, rarely, mongeese.[3] [/quote]
So yeah, mongooses.
mongooses. according to dictionary.com
@Lasorbeams: Wow, that is my new favorite word.
@Dlazer616: An American Indian infant according to google.
[quote=Lasorbeams]According to dictionary.com the correct plural of "mongoose" is "mongooses."
Mongoose is made plural by the addition of an "s," just like other nouns with regular plurals. e.g. noose/nooses, papoose/papooses, caboose/cabooses.
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What is a papoose?
According to dictionary.com the correct plural of "mongoose" is "mongooses."
Mongoose is made plural by the addition of an "s," just like other nouns with regular plurals. e.g. noose/nooses, papoose/papooses, caboose/cabooses.
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Mongoose?
Kind like how the plural form of moose is moose.
it's proven that it's mongooseded
I'd say Mongooses.
It's mongooses, or at least that's what I've always known it as.
Mongeesis.
I think the singular form of lice is louse, no?
Apparently it's Mongooses
It's funny because it sounds like monkeys!
harharhar