milkshakes
- 1Plural of milkshake.
The cafe is famous for its thick strawberry milkshakes.
Three milkshakes melted on the counter before anyone touched them.
Note
A regular plural that carries every meaning of the singular, and the drink changes with the map. In Australia, New Zealand and New England it can be thin, with little or no ice cream. In Southeast Asia it may be mostly fruit juice. Informally, it names oil and water churned together in an engine. In racing slang the same spelling is also a verb: a trainer who milkshakes horses doses them with an alkaline supplement.
milkshakes is a form of milkshake
milkshake, noun: A thick beverage made by mixing milk and ice cream together, often with fruit, chocolate, or other flavoring. Full entry
- Forms
- milkshakemilkshakes plural
- Spelling
- milkshake → milkshakes: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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