The plural of "buffalo" is: |
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Added: September 2005 |
Comments:
| Buffalo Bill - 6th November 2005 03:19
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| My dictionary says all three are correct
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| Susan - 24th March 2007 19:29
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| Two are the correct answer to the plural of buffalo.
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| Susan - 24th March 2007 19:32
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| Buffalo Bill was correct. All three are acceptable, with buffalo being the first choice as the plural.
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| Chloe - 28th January 2008 19:55
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| All three are correct! I go with Buffaloes though.
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| Ibrahim - 7th February 2008 14:36
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| Isnt there more than one plural form onf buffalo? like fish and fishes....
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| Steve - 20th March 2008 20:26
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| I was always taught that the plural of buffalo was bison; at least when referring to the American buffalo.
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| AJ - 7th July 2008 13:13
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| The American Bison is the american form of the Buffalo, not the plural
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| Dell - 18th August 2008 15:42
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| Just because something is in the dictionary, doesn't mean it's correct. The dictionary people add stuff to the dictionary because it helps them stay in business. If people use words incorrectly or if they use a non-word, then they add it to the dictionary whether it is legitimate or not. The plural for buffalo is buffalo.
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