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No. Antennae is the proper plural.
Antennas is used by those who are ignorant about the English language such as nerdy geeks and Yanks. The OED gives "antennae" as the correct plural, with "antennas" as an alternative. "Gary V. Deutschmann, Sr." wrote in message ... How come I never saw the original post? In any case, Antennas IS the PROPER Plural form of the word when used in reference to: a metallic device (as a rod or wire) for sending out or receiving radio waves. Antennae is plural for the word when used in reference to an arthropod. Now if your Antenna is covered with growing mildew and moss, I guess Antennae's would be the more appropos choice, hi hi..... TTUL Gary |
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