Plural of groomer; multiple people who groom, or the tools and devices used for grooming.
Standard pluralization of groomer using -s.
Pet grooming salons are filled with specialized tools called groomers—clippers, brushes, scissors—each one named for its function, showing how English reuses words across meanings.
Plural form inherits gender-coding from 'groomer'—media framing of grooming rings and institutional abuse has asymmetrically focused on male perpetrators despite evidence of cross-gender participation.
Maintain neutrality: 'groomers' describes the conduct, not a gendered category. Use in conjunction with demographic data when reported.
["perpetrators of grooming","predators"]
Survivors of grooming by women report lower belief/validation; using 'groomers' neutrally supports recognition of all victim experiences.
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