What does deers mean?
Deers means (usually dated or nonstandard) plural of deer.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
(usually dated or nonstandard) plural of deer.
“Not dem kinda deers, dese de kine wit′ antling.” She say, “I′m goin′ witcha.” He say, “I'll be damned, iss not′ing but a dirty ol′ men's camp an′ you can′t go.” Well, she bawled an′ squalled and raise some sand, but he went to hont dem deers.
"Tris is sure to shirr the deers out"
“They there to scare the deers away from the garden. Deers, they slip in here at night and make a mess eating up things,” she says.
“I thought he used to be a hunter or something,” Hardin said. “If you call shooting deers in some kind of deer zoo great sport,” Sarah said.
Use deers when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Deers means (usually dated or nonstandard) plural of deer.
The closest synonym depends on the sentence and intended sense.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
“Not dem kinda deers, dese de kine wit′ antling.” She say, “I′m goin′ witcha.” He say, “I'll be damned, iss not′ing but a dirty ol′ men's camp an′ you can′t go.” Well, she bawled an′ squalled and raise some sand, but he went to hont dem deers.
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