The most common plural form of fish is indeed fish. However, under certain circumstances, you can use fishes as the plural form of fish. Fishes, however, usually refers to multiple species of fish, especially in scientific contexts.

Many English nouns have irregular plural forms. While the general rule says that adding -s or -es to a noun forms its plural, this is not always true. For some nouns, like fish, there is no difference between the singular form and the plural form.

Fish comes from German too, fisch, and you can either stick to fish or use fishes, so that is a borrowed word where you can use either sort of plural.

When the plural form of “fish” is “fish,” the possessive plural is “fish’s” as the word has an ending other than the letter ‘s’. If the plural form is “fishes”, the possessive plural is “fishes’” as the ending letter is ‘s’.

noun, plural wives [wahyvz]. a married woman, especially when considered in relation to her partner in marriage.

My better half: Slang for boyfriend/girlfriend or wife/husband. Old lady: Slang term for girlfriend or wife, often used by construction or farmer types as a more “manly”/”macho” term.

V means “Very”.

An individual who is good looking, in good shape, is intelligent, has money, is good with people, is with hot women, is well dressed etc. is a “G.” I find this definition credible given the context. S.

Grin

“My g” is just a term that a close friend would call another close friend. “

Stud: An African-American and/or Latina masculine lesbian. Also known as ‘butch,’ ‘aggressive,’ or ‘ag.