plural of bogey - snot not goblin, golf or train

[indignatio]

Please advise - parents unwilling to steer small child in an incorrect direction - but cannot agree on correct spelling.

[whomovedmychocolate]

Bogies of course.

[indignatio]

monkey ? donkey ? Honey... ?

[Habbibu]

Hmm. Well, it could be a count or mass noun, surely? Though prob one from each nostril would require a plural.

[ChunkyKitKat]

Bogeys? Bogies?

I agree with Whomovedmychocolate, it is bogies.

[whomovedmychocolate]

Actually I think it's bogeys too now.

Of course 'snot' is both singular and plural and easier to spell

[indignatio]

The plural of bogey is now in the sentence - I'm sure other peoples childrenn would have come up with a nicer sentence for "unpick", but my child didn't - so I still vote for bogeys

[indignatio]

Shameless bump

[mmrsceptic]

bogi

[MrsBadger]

it's a count noun
the mass noun in this situation is 'snot'

they are not interchangeable though

I go for bogeys, (like monkeys, not like hankies)

[Pyrocanthus]

I think I'd go for bogeys, as it were, but I suspect I've never written it down before...

[tearinghairout]

No, bogeys sounds like trains, off in the USA or somewhere. It's bogies. Isn't it?

But I do like mmrsceptic's Bogi. As in Magi.

[notunique]

Why would you ever need to use the plural of bogey? If following the English language logic, then it would be as Indinatio and WMMC said.

However, I think it would be like trying to find the plural of sand or water.