Buellers

Buellers is a plural noun that can refer to people connected with the name Bueller, either as residents of a place called Bueller or as bearers of the surname Bueller. In this sense, Buellers can function as a demonym for inhabitants of a Bueller-named locality and as a plural form of the surname Bueller.

Etymology and usage vary by context. As a surname, Bueller has appeared in various countries and languages, and in English the plural Buellers is formed by adding -s. When used as a place-based demonym, Buellers denotes residents of a locality identified as Bueller, though the specific place may differ across regions.

One well-known cultural reference is Ferris Bueller, a fictional character from the film Ferris Bueller's Day Off; while the film uses the surname Bueller, the plural Buellers would denote multiple individuals sharing that surname or residents of Bueller in a neutral usage.

Publicly notable individuals with the surname Bueller are relatively few, and many people named Bueller are private citizens or have limited public profiles.

Related terms include Bueller, the singular form, and Ferris Bueller, the character widely associated with the name.