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Originally Posted by Doitsu
noir[es]* will match noir, noire, noirs and noires
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and noirse, and noireee, and noirsssessessese
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if you don't want to include the masculine and feminine plural forms, simply use noir[e]*.
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it wil also match noiree, noireee, noireeee...
I'd use
noire?s? or
noire? (if I'm right with the regex dialect). The ? means that the previous item (previous letter in this case) may appear only 0 or 1 time.
Or, if you don't want to think too much:
noir|noire