Language question: Why has "vinyls" become a word?

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  1. DeRosa

    DeRosa Vinyl Forever

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    British Columbia, Canada
    The word "vinyl" is being used as a noun when people are using it to describe the format,
    so sorry, but your point that it is also a material is not really relevant.
     
    DeRosa, Jan 1, 2020
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  2. Tartifless

    Tartifless Forum Resident

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    You guys know a word can have multiple definitions.
     
    Tartifless, Jan 1, 2020
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  3. stevenson66g

    stevenson66g Hand me my Revolver

    No need to apologise
     
    stevenson66g, Jan 1, 2020
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  4. Zongadude

    Zongadude Music is the best

    Location:
    France
    No only.
    It's also a cultural difference thing. Here in France we've always been using the word "vinyls" for records, Lps, even in the 70s, 80s... etc... when CD wasn't even there.
     
    Zongadude, Jan 1, 2020
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  5. seed_drill

    seed_drill Senior Member

    Location:
    Tryon, NC, USA
    I was hoping someone would gift me some vinyls for X-mas, but no one did.
     
    seed_drill, Jan 1, 2020
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