NittanyLion tatans Good luck Guy, trying to make any sense out of the english language, remember the word ''GHOTI" is pronounced fish, look it up. But only if you break three rules of English. Gh is only F if proceeded by au or ou. Ti is "tee" unless followed by a vowel. The o as an I seems to be ambiguous but may require a w. Gh to start a word is always a hard G (ghost).
tatans Good luck Guy, trying to make any sense out of the english language, remember the word ''GHOTI" is pronounced fish, look it up.
Good luck Guy, trying to make any sense out of the english language, remember the word ''GHOTI" is pronounced fish, look it up.
But only if you break three rules of English. Gh is only F if proceeded by au or ou. Ti is "tee" unless followed by a vowel. The o as an I seems to be ambiguous but may require a w. Gh to start a word is always a hard G (ghost).
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In real life railroading there is no cabooses or cabeeses.
A example..
It is simply put caboose 4412 and 4490 on caboose S2 and pull 4477,4401 and 4454 from outbound ready and place them on Eastbound 197 ED14,Eastbound X2215, ED15 and Westbound 98 WD21 in that order..Understood?
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It is Cabooses.
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MisterBeasleyCabooses is probably correct, but cabeese works fine here and you will see it often. Personally, I use cabeese.
Maybe if we use 'cabeese' often enough it will be added to Webster's dictionary!
Dave
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Cabooses is probably correct, but cabeese works fine here and you will see it often. Personally, I use cabeese.
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Guy Papillon I am a French speaking Canadian so English is my second language. I know that more than one goose are geese. What about more than one caboose? Cabooses or cabeese? I am seeing both on the web. What is the correct word?
I am a French speaking Canadian so English is my second language. I know that more than one goose are geese. What about more than one caboose? Cabooses or cabeese? I am seeing both on the web. What is the correct word?
Caboose is of indeterminate etymology, but the normal way of forming a plural in English is by adding an -s or -es, so cabooses is correct. I always thought cabeese was a humorous formation , based on jokey parallel to geese.
I have always heard multiple cabooses referred to, as you can see, cabooses.
Guy
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