Plural of blunderbuss; multiple short, wide-mouthed firearms from the 17th-18th centuries.
Regular plural of 'blunderbuss' using the '-es' suffix. Despite the singular ending in '-uss,' English pluralizes it with '-es' rather than '-us,' showing how it was fully adopted into English grammar patterns.
Interestingly, many historical plurals would be 'blunderbusses' even though it looks awkward—English completely naturalized this Dutch word and applied its own pluralization rules to it.
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