if the plural for of mouse(rodent or animal) is mice what is the plural form of mouse(computer device)?

Answer 1

It's still mice, it doesn't change.

Answer 2

I use "mice" as the plural of "mouse" whether the item in question is a rodent or a computer peripheral. I have never heard "mouses", except as a verb, i.e. He mouses his controller over the icon rather than using the hotkey., and that only VERY rarely - "clicks" is the preferred verb.

Answer 3

Both mouses and mice are acceptable when talking about computer equipment.
"plural mice or mouses (mous'ĭz) Computer Science A hand-held, button-activated input device that when rolled along a flat surface directs an indicator to move correspondingly about a computer screen, allowing the operator to move the indicator freely, as to select operations or manipulate text or graphics."

Answer 4

The definition of mouse
In computer parlance a mouse can be both the physical object moved around to control a pointer on the screen, and the pointer itself. Unlike the animal, the proper plural of computer mouse is "mouses".

Answer 5

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Answer 6

It's also mice. I know because I have had several mice. Of all the mice I have had, and that includes mechanical mice, optical mice and laser mice, I think that laser mice are by far the nicest mice.

Answer 7

plural of computer mouse is mouses and not mice.

Answer 8

I asked a technology help person (lol) that once and they said they didn't know

Answer 9

mouses.

Nah, it's mice.

Answer 10

mice. it remains the same.