plural /ploorˈl/

1. Numbering more than one
2. More than onefold
3. Expressing more than one, or, where dual is recognized, more than two (grammar)

1. The plural number
2. A plural word form

plurˈalism noun

1. A (condition of) society in which different ethnic, etc, groups preserve their own customs, or hold equal power
2. Plurality
3. The holding by one person of more than one office at once, esp ecclesiastical livings
4. A system allowing this
5. A philosophy that recognizes more than one principle of being, opp to monism, or more than two, opp to monism and dualism

plurˈalist noun

1. Someone who holds more than one office at one time
2. A believer in pluralism

Of or relating to pluralists

pluralistˈic adjective

plurality /-alˈi-ti/ noun

1. The state or fact of being plural
2. Numerousness
3. A plural number
4. The greater number, more than half
5. A majority over any other, distinguished from majority, which is used for an absolute majority or majority over all others combined (US)
6. The holding of more than one benefice at one time
7. A living held by a pluralist

pluralīzāˈtion or pluralīsāˈtion noun

plurˈalize or plurˈalise transitive verb

To make plural

To hold two or more benefices or offices simultaneously

pluˈrally adverb

• crimple
• crimpled
• Crimplene
• crimples
• crimpling
• crimps
• crimpy
• crims
• crimson
• crimsoned
• crimsoning
• crimsons
• crinal
• crinate
• crinated
• crine
• crined
• crines
• cringe
• cringed
• cringeling
• cringelings
• cringe-making
• cringer
• cringers