Sometime in the 20 th century, shit—having already long been a verb and then a noun—also became an adjective, as in He was a shit teacher or That restaurant has shit service. Exactly when ...

They just want to be inside close to all the nouns that have gathered indoors over the years. Technically the adjective is a word we throw at a noun or add to a noun in order, we say, to name one ...

In marketing, it's become quite popular to use an adjective as a noun. Take a look at some examples collected by branding expert Nancy Friedman: Find your fabulous (Thai Tourism and others ...

In this one he wrote, “Permit me to posit the following: Why not consider the word ‘Christian’ more as an adjective than a noun? That is, ‘I try to live a Christian life’ rather than ...

“I drink coffee everyday.” These are wrong. The one-word form is an adjective, so it would usually modify a noun. “We offer everyday values!” “Check out our everyday low prices.” ...