Help with English!

[Bouncy Castle]

No. Don't snigger!

My boss just asked me a question:

If more that one Mr is Messrs, what's the word for more than one Mrs?

Context: He's writing a set of Minutes, and doesn't what to have to say "Mrs Brown, Mrs Green, Mrs White, Mrs Black all had their level of grant continued at the same rate..."

Is there such a word for more than one Mrs?

[Tiffany]

What about the Mistresses, Mrs is an abbreviation of that word.

[Selkie]

The plural of Mrs. is Mesdames. Or you can abbreviate it to Mmes.

[Tonyblack]

Yes, that's what Wiki says.

[Bouncy Castle]

Ithangyou!

[chris.ph]

coven

[Dotsie]

Brain trust.

[raisindot]

I dunno...I kinda like the sound of:

"The mistresses all had their level of grant continued at the same rate..."

[Selkie]

Can he add my name to the list? I'd quite like a grant too

[Catch-up]

I laughed and learned something new. What more could I ask for?

[The Mad Collector]

Can he add my name to the list? I'd quite like a grant too

He could do as the sentence says they "all had their level of grant continued at the same rate..." As your grant is currently zero, it would be perfectly true to add you to the list

[Selkie]

OI! Don't get all literal and pedantic and logical on me!

[Batty]

[wicked woman]

Agree with chris and Dotsie.

[Sister Jennifer]

Is there such a word for more than one Mrs?

Medusa. As in, Medusas Brown, Green, White, Black.

I think he'd get away with that.