Fun linguistic fact! “Biceps” is singular. There is no “bicep”.
On the other hand, that sort of back-formation is how Fr. plural “cherise” became Eng. singular “cherry” and “pease” became “pea”. Ya know, maybe there should be a word “bicep”.
Fun linguistic fact! “Biceps” is singular. There is no “bicep”.
On the other hand, that sort of back-formation is how Fr. plural “cherise” became Eng. singular “cherry” and “pease” became “pea”. Ya know, maybe there should be a word “bicep”.