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Mulders and Scullys

Mulders and Scullys is the plural of Mulder and Scully.

Meaning of Mulder and Scully

Noun

Mulder and Scully (plural Mulders and Scullys)

  1. A pair of detectives who work well together, especially investigating the paranormal.
    • "So, what, you guys are going to be the Mulder and Scully of Blackridge?" Peter had a worried look on his face. "You almost killed yourself down there, Paula. I don't know if you can trust urself to take this on right now. What about your head injury? You're not as strong as you think you are. I...2018, K. J. Gillenwater, The Little Black Box

Questions about Mulders and Scullys

What is Mulders and Scullys the plural of?
Mulders and Scullys is the plural of Mulder and Scully.

Words near Mulders and Scullys in the dictionary

  1. Mulder
  2. Mulder and Scully
  3. Mulderangst
  4. Muldergate
  5. Mulders
  6. Mulders and Scullys
  7. Muldertorture
  8. Muldoon
  9. Muldoonian
  10. Muldoons
  11. Muldowney

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