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westerns

noun
USWES-turnz/ˈwɛstɚnz/UKWES-tuhnz/ˈwɛstənz/

1 meaning of westerns

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  1. 1
    noun
    Plural of western.

    Classic westerns often feature gunfights at high noon.

    The festival screened several Italian westerns from the 1960s.

    Note

    A plural that almost always means works of the genre: films, novels or shows set on the old American frontier, as in a double bill of westerns. The base noun once also named people from a western region, but that use is dated, and westerners now does the job. Only the noun takes the -s. The adjective, as in western states, never does, and the noun may also be capitalized as Western.

westerns is a form of western

western, noun: A film, novel, or other story set in the American West of about 1850 to 1910, centered on frontier conflicts such as lawmen against outlaws or ranchers against farmers. Full entry

Forms
westernwesterns plural
Spelling
western → westerns: add -s
Sound
The ending sounds like /z/.

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