Plural of chauffeur

regular plural

The plural of chauffeur is chauffeurs.

Forms of chauffeur

Take away those chauffeurs, those gasoline coupons, those platoons of pencil-skirted, lozenge-spectacled assistants.1999 January 15, “Toronto hostels filled with families and young people”, in The Edmonton Journal, page F9. From the entry pencil-skirted
Cooks, houseboys, and amahs are usually Chinese, while gardeners and chauffeurs are Malay.1949, Office of International Trade with Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, International Reference Service, volume 6, Washington…. From the entry houseboy
That is why chauffeurs were invented.1997 August, Beverly West, Kim Doi, “A Chauffeur, Cab Fare, or a Designated Driver”, in Cocktail Nation: Cosmic Cocktails, Space-Age…. From the entry saturnalian
At one corner of the room three enginemen were lost in serious discussion; in other corners, mécaniciens and chauffeurs were quietly talking, playing draughts, reading or eating.1961 March, 'Balmore', “Driving and firing modern French steam locomotives”, in Trains Illustrated, page 147. From the entry engineman

noun A person employed to drive a private motor car or a hired car of executive or luxury class (like a limousine).
noun The driver of a fire truck.
verb To be, or act as, a chauffeur (driver of a motor car).

What is the plural of chauffeur?: The plural of chauffeur is chauffeurs.
Is chauffeur countable?: Chauffeur is a countable noun.

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