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Plural nouns that do not end in S

Name a plural noun that does not end in the letter S. Hopdown accepts 657 answers here. Common answers keep your bunny near the surface; rare ones dig deeper. A noun in its plural form that does not end in the letter s, such as irregular plurals (mice, children), Latin and Greek plurals (cacti, phenomena) and unchanged plurals (sheep, deer).

Most common answers

• MiceExtremely common
• ChildrenExtremely common
• FeetExtremely common
• TeethExtremely common
• GeeseExtremely common
• MenExtremely common
• WomenExtremely common
• PeopleCommon
• OxenUncommon
• LiceUncommon
• MenfolkUncommon
• WomenfolkUncommon
• KinfolkUncommon
• TownsfolkUncommon
• GentlefolkUncommon

Rare answers

• CandelabraRare
• SpokeswomenRare
• EverymenRare
• ForemenRare
• PenmenRare
• CabmenRare
• LaywomenRare
• PlainsmenVery rare
• LabiaVery rare
• PerigaeaVery rare
• PatellaeVery rare
• YeshivotVery rare
• CapelliniVery rare
• CondottieriVery rare
• OiseauxVery rare

Deep cuts

The answers almost nobody gives.

• NyalaDeep cut
• ArgaliDeep cut
• SkipjackDeep cut
• DabDeep cut
• BreamDeep cut
• MarlinDeep cut
• PollackDeep cut
• ZuniDeep cut
• MaasaiDeep cut
• SiameseDeep cut

Plus 617 more answers you'll have to find yourself.