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netibiza | 21:00 Mon 04th Apr 2005 | Arts & Literature
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What is the plural of Minnie Mouse as in "there were several minnie mouses there" mouses or mice neither sounds correct.
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Technically, it would be mice but I think in this case it would be Mouses as we tend to think of Mouse as her surname. For example, if her name was Minnie Smith we would say there were several Minnie Smiths there.

22:29 Mon 04th Apr 2005
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As Minnie Mouse is a proper noun, the plural is Minnie Mouses.
22:30 Mon 04th Apr 2005
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"An infestation".
22:43 Mon 04th Apr 2005
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Sorry it was a silly question but have nothing else to do here all day and it came up during a coffee morning and I appear to have been wrong - shock horror!
00:43 Tue 05th Apr 2005
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the plural of proper names doesn't change, so Minnie Mouses (in a pickle is obviously forgetting that Minnie's aunt is also called Minnie, as is the little girl mouse next door). A related question: what's the plural of computer mouse? Somehow it feels as if the irregular plural mice should be restricted to the rodent; but as netibiza says, mouses sounds wrong.
01:36 Tue 05th Apr 2005
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just put more than one.... that's what I would do, but then agani, i'm only 14, therefore probably making it a stupid answer anyway!! lol x x x
12:27 Thu 07th Apr 2005
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What about several mice called Minnie?
17:06 Thu 07th Apr 2005

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