salads
SaySAL-uhdz/ˈsæl.ədz/
- 1Plural of salad.
The menu lists several salads, from garden greens to roasted beet.
She tossed both salads with a light vinaigrette just before serving.
Note
Only the countable side of salad takes this plural. Some salad means an amount of the mixture and never adds -s, while two salads means separate dishes or separate kinds, the way a menu counts them. The same test applies to the raw vegetables themselves: a bowl of salad is a mass, but salads counted one by one are individual items.
salads is a form of salad
salad, noun: A dish made mainly from a mixture of raw or cold ingredients, usually vegetables, and typically served with a dressing such as vinegar or mayonnaise. Full entry
- Forms
- saladsalads plural
- Spelling
- salad → salads: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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