Webster’s gives the plural form of most compounds that are tricky (fathers-in-law, coups d’état, courts-martial, chefs d’oeuvre, etc.). For those not listed, common sense can usually provide the answer.
Webster’s gives the plural form of most compounds that are tricky (fathers-in-law, coups d’état, courts-martial, chefs d’oeuvre, etc.). For those not listed, common sense can usually provide the answer.