Plural of harvestman; multiple long-legged arachnids (daddy longlegs) commonly found in autumn in fields and gardens.
From harvestman plus the irregular plural -men (like man to men), reflecting English's older pattern for agent nouns.
A group of harvestmen looks like a surreal spider ballet—they don't hunt or fight each other like true spiders, and they'll gather peacefully by the dozens on the same fence post.
Plural of harvestman; reflects male-default taxonomy convention where 'men' served as unmarked generic for mixed-gender groups.
Use as established biological term, but acknowledge the gendered naming convention. In descriptive prose, consider 'harvest arachnids' for inclusivity.
["harvest arachnids","harvestmen (established plural)"]
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