plurals of words ending with 'o'.

It is a very important weaning food in the Caribbean and yes, as mentioned above is referred to as poor man’s butter.
I had a tree in my garden. The fruit was about the size of a large grapefruit (if you squeezed it into a pear shape) but other varieties are closer in size to a medium butternut squash. In other words HUGE.
Slice thinly and layer over toast, squeeze lemon or lime juice over it, sprinkle with garlic salt and ground black pepper, cover with snipped spring onions or red onion then top with poached egg. A breakfast for kings.

Avocado AKA alligator pear!

nanna8

Avos are cheap just now so we are using them instead of butter for lunch rolls.

So cheap that farmers are having to dump some, there must be a glut.
I have a recipe for avocado cake

Please ship some over here ?

As this is pendants' corner, I suppose we might like to consider tomato's as signifying a missing letter M0nica ??

Could be a fiasco!

nanna8

Avos are cheap just now so we are using them instead of butter for lunch rolls.

My Jamaican grandmother said they called them poor man's butter. They grow on massive trees all over the island.

Avocados are Zabocas in the Caribbean

She called them avocados. Must have been from the wrong part of the Caribbean...

MawtheMerrier

I certainly don’t say advocado as the word is avocado

I have a friend who calls them advocados! She’s so nice I haven’t the heart to correct her.

argymargy

Oh please M0nica - it was a joke!!

?. I’ve seen a café advertising “tea’s”……

Oh please M0nica - it was a joke!!

Avos are cheap just now so we are using them instead of butter for lunch rolls.

No, the apostrophe means possesssion.

Tomato, Tomatoes, the tomato's flavour (flavour of the tomato)

Surely every word ending with a vowel needs an apostrophe before the s…? (Sorry)

Avocados are Zabocas in the Caribbean.

thanks . Do you remember the song - "I say potatos, you say potatahtos"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQWbqeYsqp8say tomatos"

Or: I'm having Avo cake this arvo

Known as avos in Australia ?

Avo Ale, Avo cake

I certainly don’t say advocado as the word is avocado

It is illogically isn't it? Older words like potato and tomato become potatoes and tomatoes, perhaps because we pronounce the o at the end of them as o, If we just added s they should be pronouced as potatus or potataws. Choriszo should alway have the closed o, as Spanish rarely uses the open o.

And saying this makes nonsens of advocados, which most of us call advocadoes when we say the word!

Avocados is the plural of avocado.
Tomatoes
Potatoes
Chorizos

Try typing anything you are unsure of, the plural usually shows on your predictive text

Oes on the first three but just an ‘s’ on chorizo (as it’s a Spanish word)