Plural of 'gudgeon,' referring to multiple small fish, multiple pivot pins, or multiple gullible people.
Regular English plural formed by adding '-s' to 'gudgeon,' following standard pluralization rules.
The fact that one word can mean a fish, a mechanical part, AND a fool in plural form shows how English verbs and nouns often shift meanings in different professional contexts—sailors, mechanics, and comedians all use 'gudgeons' differently.
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