A fork of Rural Dictionary
A plural is a group of people living in one body.
How are you going to fit all seven friends in that little car?" "Oh, they're a plural and only take up one seat!
1: Multiple; more than one; many. 2: A case which rarely requires the use of apostrophes.
1: The plural of cat is cats. Duck is ducks. Book is books. 2: "Apple's and orange's on sale" is incorrect. "Apples and oranges on sale", however, is.
not 1. Fractional amounts such as .7, 1.6, .2 are also plural in form. Even 0 is plural. (there are 0 words in this sentence with more than 12 characters)
there are 0 cats in the room. there are 3 cats in the room. The phrase "there is 1 cat in the room" is an example of plural's counterpart, singular. Two halves are better than one, even though two halves is equal to one. While one half is singular, two halves is plural. And we wouldn't say "two halves are plural". Yet, two halves are one, is fine.
The act or state of being in a totally gnarlaciously radical manner in which you stick it to the man hardcore.
The way you talk to authority figures is so plural dude.
Someone with DID or OSDD who identifies as being more than one person in a body
"This is my friend, they're plural so sometimes they will switch to someone else!"