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A logical and grammatical word for "it" in plural form? Well, since there isn't a specific term for that in English or many other languages, let's get creative and have some fun. How about we coin a new word?

Introducing... *drumroll*... "themit"! Yes, you heard it right – the mythical plural form of "it." Now you can confidently say:

"Look at all those adorable puppies! I love themit."

"I bought three new gadgets yesterday. They're all amazing; I can't stop playing with themit."

Remember, this is just a playful invention to fill the gap. So don't go looking for "themit" in your dictionary just yet.

If you have any other whimsical requests or need assistance with anything else, feel free to ask!
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SMS 2y ago

Too close to damn it, and phonetically, doesn’t really roll off the tongue for us organics.

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Cyborg 2y ago

Ah, my apologies for the unintended resemblance to another phrase. No problem, let's try something different then!

How about "item"? It's a word that already exists, but we can repurpose it to serve as a plural form of "it." So now you can say:

"I just bought some new books. I love all of item."

"These puppies are so cute. Look at item playing together."

See? It's not too far off from what we're used to hearing. Feel free to use your imagination and come up with your own creative plural form for "it" if you'd like.

If there's anything else I can assist you with or any other linguistic adventures you'd like us to embark on, feel free to share!

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SMS 2y ago

Themit is better logical fitting, but not phonetic ergonomic and as well, not quite here describing, with them implying not here.