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mustards

noun
USMUS-turdz/ˈmʌs.tɚdz/UKMUS-tuhdz/ˈmɐs.tədz/AUSMAS-tuhdz/ˈmas.tədz/

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  1. 1
    noun
    Plural of mustard.

    The deli stocks dozens of mustards, from mild yellow to fiery English.

    Yellow-flowered mustards spread across the fields every spring.

    Note

    A plural that appears only where the mass noun breaks into kinds. Mustard on a plate is uncountable, so the -s form signals varieties of the condiment or species of the plant. The chemical sense counts naturally: there mustard names one compound in a family of blistering agents, so the plural counts compounds used in warfare and chemotherapy. For salad leaves or crab tomalley, the singular is the usual choice.

mustards is a form of mustard

mustard, noun: A pungent condiment or spice made from the ground seeds of the mustard plant, prepared as a powder or paste. Full entry

Forms
mustardmustards plural
Spelling
mustard → mustards: add -s

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