What is the plural of octopode?

[XuaXua]

The plural of octopus can be anything from octopuses, octopi, and even... octopodes.

What, then, is the plural of octopode?

Bonus question: what is the term for a group of octopode?

I would suggest a "strangle" of octopodeses.

[Sandman25]

This is easy for me. Octopodes. Also childs, mans and womans.

[XuaXua]

This is easy for me. Octopodes. Also childs, mans and womans.

No. No. You go sit down in the corner and think about what you just wrote.

[Moose]

some quick googling turned up consortium.

[John Milferton]

Where is the option for 'seafood soup'?

[tasonir]

The option octopodeseses reminds of me of when I was a child and for some reason a few other kids I knew felt that "breasteseses" was the funniest word ever. You could add more "es" as needed, but usually at least three were used. I don't know if that is the best way to spell it, it sounded a bit more like breastasises maybe, but close enough. I have to admit, I thought it was funny too. I'm not sure how old I was, probably around 8-10 or so.

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[Sar]

squids

[wisp412]

The plural of Octopode remains Octopode since in the offchance one of these rare creatures finds another Octopode, they are more likely to fight to the death than to coexist.

[XuaXua]

squids

Thanks, Porky.

[nicolae]

octopudlians

[duvessa]

The name "octopode" actually came from the plural "octopodes" so I have a hard time believing it's anything else.

[Arrhythmia]

The correct answer is "whatever the dude I'm talking to thinks it is because holy shit can one man have a more useless argument?"

it's a bit of a mouthful

[tasonir]

The correct answer is "whatever the dude I'm talking to thinks it is because holy shit can one man have a more useless argument?"

it's a bit of a mouthful

This is a corollary to "I'll agree with and continue the conversation no matter what your answer is because I'm more interested in you than what you actually said", which is commonly seen at parties

[Hirsch I]

a hentai of octopodi.

[tedric]

octopusi (alternate spelling)

[and into]

Syllabuses.