Plural of daredevil

regular plural

The plural of daredevil is daredevils.

Forms of daredevil

The would-be daredevils are mercifully prevented from going too fast by strategically placed flat-outs.1979 November, Tamsin Venn, “The Pleasures of Keystone”, in Skiing, page 107. From the entry flat out
Daredevils would draw large crowds to Victorian funfairs to watch them drink a pint of cow-juice while on a trapeze.1999 December 6, Joe O’Shea, “Joe’s […] History: The Things We Wish Were True”, in The Star, Dublin, page 39. From the entry cow-juice
To people of a certain disposition – thrill-seekers, daredevils, folks who never want to taste their food again – the Carolina Reaper is the Mount Everest of foodstuffs.2018 April 12, Tim Carman, “Can a chile pepper really cause an ‘incapacitating’ headache?”, in The Washington Post, Washington, D.C.: The…. From the entry Mount Everest
Ivan, Kirill and Vasilisa are “roofers,” a loose-knit group of insanely non-acrophobic daredevils who scam and sneak their way to the tops of Russia’s highest buildings.2014 May 6, Kevin O'Flynn, “High Times: Meet the Russian Kids Who Take the World's Riskiest Photos”, in RollingStone.com. From the entry roofer

noun A person who engages in very risky behavior, especially one who is motivated by a craving for excitement or attention.
adjective Recklessly bold; adventurous.
verb To behave in a reckless, adventurous, or physically risky manner.

What is the plural of daredevil?: The plural of daredevil is daredevils.
Is daredevil countable?: Daredevil is a countable noun.

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