what is the plural or singular of Weetabix?

Answer 1

weetabix is actualy the plural, the singular is wheetabi

Answer 2

I think Weetabix is the plural and singular form of the word, e.g. I'll have two Weetabix this morning.' or 'I only feel like one weetabix today.'

Answer 3

Weetabix

Answer 4

Weetabix is both plural and singular, just like sheep....1 sheep, 2 sheep, 3 sheep.....
1 weetabix, 2 weetabix, 2 weetabix....

Answer 5

As Weetabix is a cereal it is classed as a non countable noun. If you use Frosties as an example they cannot be counted therefore are always called Frosties no matter what. The shredded wheat advert challenged the public with 'can you eat three shredded wheat?' Yet gramatically it is in fact incorrect as the term shredded wheat again is non countable. If you wish to refer to Weetabix you should use the term 'I will eat a bowl of weetabix' or 'some weetabix' as theoretically it is a useless description of a product.

Answer 6

Weetabixes - plural I checked with the manufacturer

Answer 7

It's the same for both... it's what's before it that makes the difference... 'a Weetabix' or 'some Weetabix'.

Answer 8

Weetabix, Weetabixes I can't beleive nobody knows that heathens. Little ones are called Weetababies.

Answer 9

Singular - Weetabix
Plural - Weetabox

Answer 10

English is a strange language and full of anomalies but if you consider the plural of matrix to be matrices and that of index, indices. It therefore follows that the plural in question would be Weetabices.