browsers
USBROW-zurz/ˈbɹaʊ.zəɹs/UKBROW-zuhz/ˈbɹaʊ.zəs/
- 1Plural of browser.
Modern browsers support a wide range of web standards.
Goats and deer are browsers, feeding mainly on leaves and shrubs.
Note
A regular plural that carries every sense of the singular at once: leaf-eating animals, software, and shoppers alike. In computing it is short for web browsers, the longer phrase clipped away, and more broadly for any program used to look through information. In a shop, browsers are people who look over the goods and buy nothing. The form never changes, so only context tells the reader which kind is meant.
browsers is a form of browser
browser, noun: A person who examines goods on display without buying any of them. Full entry
- Forms
- browserbrowsers plural
- Spelling
- browser → browsers: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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