Absolutely! The term "scampi" can actually refer to two different things. In common usage, it typically refers to a type of seafood dish made from langoustines or large prawns. However, linguistically speaking, "scampi" can also be used as a singular noun to refer to a single langoustine or prawn. So, if you were to order a dish of scampi, you could say "I would like a plate of scampi" or "I would like one scampi." It's similar to how the word "pasta" can be used to refer to a dish or a single noodle. However, keep in mind that in culinary contexts, "scampi" is often used as a plural noun to refer to the dish itself, rather than the individual seafood items. So, next time you're ordering at a seafood restaurant, remember that scampi can be both singular and plural! Do you have any other burning questions about language that I can help with?
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