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The plural of cannon may be either cannon or cannons.
Both forms are commonly accepted in both American and UK English. The term cannons is most commonly utilised in Australia and New Zealand.
The Oxford English Dictionary indicates that the term "cannons" was in use as early as 1525, whereas "cannon" only began to be used from 1596.
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The soldiers carefully took aim and fired the cannon at the enemy.
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bannon
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What is the meaning of the word cannons?
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Heavy artillery. Howitzer, mortar
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Cannon balling into a swimming pool. Curl up into a ball and jump in with the most velocity you can reach.
