dwarfs
USDWORFS/dwɔɹfs/UKDWAWFS/dwɔːfs/
- 1Plural of dwarf.
Deep beneath the mountains, the dwarfs hammered gold into wondrous treasures.
In the game, the dwarfs live in tunnels under the mountain.
- 2Third-person singular simple present of dwarf.
The new mall dwarfs the little shops around it.
The cruise ship dwarfs every other boat in the harbor.
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dwarfs is a form of dwarf
dwarf, noun: A member of a race of beings from Germanic, especially Scandinavian, folklore, usually shown with supernatural powers and skill at crafts and metalwork, often short and long-bearded, sometimes at odds with elves. Full entry
- Spelling
- dwarf → dwarfs: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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