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Is it one Peeper, or one Peepers?
DinowCookie
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Asking important questions here 🤣
One Peeper, two Peepers
or
One Peepers, two Peepers?
Peep!
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how & where do you find peeper(s)? i've been lookin everywhere!
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see me forums and you will know
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look for eggs on top of your menu bar! click them when they show up, there's a peeper(s) inside ;3
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I guess I would say one peepers. (What the website says sounds more like that to me.)
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lol, suddenly peepers are invading planet minecraft!!
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peepie
peeperses
peeperses
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peeperino's 👍
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i cannot argue with that
one peeper, two peepers, many peeperino
one peeper, two peepers, many peeperino
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But then what is a group of peeperino's called? 🤔
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A peep
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I don't really know what is peeper, but, it sounds... good?
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What is a peeper?
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I got peppers on my head now!
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Peppers.
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No, it's three peepers...
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I'd say one Peeper, because one Peepers just no Eengliz
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how would you explain sheep then?
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Sheep is an anomaly, just like fish. English isn't regular. But while there are quite a few words that use the singular form for the plural as well, there are none that use the plural for the singular (at least not that I know of). I'm not saying English isn't confusing/weird/irregular.
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Woosh
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One pepeeeee
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There are three peepers ;)
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Nothing here denies that there are three 🤔
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peeper I think
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Repeeper'nt've
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The official description says "It's Peepers!". The use of singular "it" implies that "Peepers" is the name for one lil birdy. Still, I want to call him just Peeper ( ･ ▼ ･ )
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one peepers, two peeperses...?
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I would explain it like this:
"Peeper" comes from "to peep" which is the sound they make. It's not really their species name, but more like their job's name.
So, if there is only one bird that peeps, it's one peeper, right? Like photographer: if there is one person who takes photos, it's one photographer.
And if there are more than one, there are some peepers or photographers.
"Peeper" comes from "to peep" which is the sound they make. It's not really their species name, but more like their job's name.
So, if there is only one bird that peeps, it's one peeper, right? Like photographer: if there is one person who takes photos, it's one photographer.
And if there are more than one, there are some peepers or photographers.
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The best explanation! 😄
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Thank you very much xD
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One Peeper for talking about one Peeper. One Peepers for the entire nest. Two-Three Peepers for the three little chicks roaming around user's profiles. That's how I view things.
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lil' peep-er
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One Peeper sounds more correct, but it does say "Peepers" on the trophy, even if a person found only one.
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"One Peepers" is probs not correct. But I like the way it sounds anyway.
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Peeperses.
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Lol, isn't it obvious?
😊🤣😂
😊🤣😂
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Appearantly not :o I've seen people use both varieties in wall posts
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Peepers can't be singular form
It would be a nonsense
It would be a nonsense
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But I mean, what about a cat named "Mittens", it'd be similar 🤔
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Wow, am I the only one who is confused?
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you got it all wrong!!! it's not peeper, it's pepper!!! they a damn spice
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I'm just concerned that these pixel bird parents named each one of their pixel bird children Peepers.
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But what if it's the species name and not their personal names? 🤔
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At least in the vernacular English, species names are typically not capitalized--I would therefore assume that if it were a species name the creatures would be called a peeper(s) rather than a Peepers.
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It could possibly mean that the parents collectively nicknamed the Peepers as, well, Peepers.
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Agreed.
