Originally Posted by stewartuu:
“The Friday contestant tried the invalid fainters, though. If he'd stuck with the singular it would, of course, have been accepted without comment, regardless of the perceived definition.”
“The Friday contestant tried the invalid fainters, though. If he'd stuck with the singular it would, of course, have been accepted without comment, regardless of the perceived definition.”
No the singular is not allowed either, if it was the plural would have been allowed.
However "fainter" itself is allowed because it's the comparative form of faint e.g. "fainter colouration" rather than as someone who faints.




I've seen looser fitting leotards.