guacamoles
- 1Plural of guacamole.
The chef prepared two distinct guacamoles, one mild and one fiery.
Critics compared the guacamoles from each taqueria in the neighborhood.
Note
A plural that only makes sense when guacamole is being counted. Most of the time the dip is a mass noun: you ask for some guacamole or more guacamole, not a guacamole. The plural appears when separate batches, recipes or styles are set side by side, such as a mild version and a fiery one, or one taqueria's against another's. For a single bowl, however large, keep the singular.
guacamoles is a form of guacamole
guacamole, noun: A greenish dip based on mashed avocado, mixed with onions, tomato, and spices, common in Mexican cooking and often served with tortilla chips. Full entry
- Forms
- guacamoleguacamoles plural
- Spelling
- guacamole → guacamoles: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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