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two4scuba  +  626118 Mon, 29 Dec 08 11:01 PM
What are the proper plurals for more than one Santa and Mrs Claus?

Example:  There were several Santas and Mrs. Claus around the house.
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CalifJim  +  626129 Mon, 29 Dec 08 11:06 PM
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I'd say

There were several Santas and Mrs. Clauses around the house.

CJ
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