Plural of gander
regular plural
The plural of gander is ganders.
Forms of gander
| Singular | gander /ˈɡæn.də(ɹ)/ |
|---|---|
| Plural | ganders |
| Countable | countable |
Ganders in a sentence
- It is difficult sometimes to distinguish ganders from geese.1902, Lewis Wright, “Geese and Swans”, in The New Book of Poultry […], London; […]: Cassell and Company, Limited, page 560, column 1
- The ganders spread abroad, sheepwise, grazing, and gabbling as they grazed.1924 November 30, F. St. Mars [Frank Howard Atkins], “The Raider”, in Adventure, volume 49, number 6, page 159. From the entry sheepwise
- Ganders and geese are at their best for stock from two to ten years old.1902, Lewis Wright, “Geese and Swans”, in The New Book of Poultry […], London; […]: Cassell and Company, Limited, page 560, column 1. From the entry goose
Meaning of gander
- noun A male goose.
- noun A fool, simpleton.
- noun A glance, look.
Questions about the plural of gander
- What is the plural of gander?
- The plural of gander is ganders.
- Is gander countable?
- Gander is a countable noun.
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