Plural of anybody; multiple persons of unspecified identity, or the bodies or physical forms of various people.
From 'anybody' (any + body, from Old English 'bodi,' meaning physical form) + '-es' plural suffix; or as plural of 'anybody' when treating it as a countable noun.
Grammarians debate whether 'anybodies' is correct English since 'anybody' is already indefinite—but speakers use it anyway when they mean 'several random people,' showing how rules bend under natural usage.
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