Myhrvold, whose favorite adjective is "cool," does not conform to the Microsoft stereotype, although he has master's degrees in geophysics and space sciences and also in mathematical economics, and a doctorate in theoretical and mathematical physics.
"If you said the word 'city' to Edie, or even the cool adjective 'municipal,' specific children usually sitting at the back of the room appeared before her eyes and refused to answer when she called on them".
The quality of these perceptions were evaluated by the "acupuncture sensation scale" [ 15] which we expanded by two additional adjectives "warm" and "cool".
) Come up with juicy, cool adjectives for your nouns.
"That was the craziest, coolest — any adjective you want to throw in that's positive — that was amazing," Youkilis said.
Although summer patrons might use adjectives like airy and cool, in winter the décor comes across as a bit stark.
The study was not sufficiently powered to allow for meaningful statistical comparison between the study groups with regard to the reports of the following adjectives: "throbbing", "intense", "shocking", "cool", "pricking", "heavy", "sharp", "burning", "stinging", "numbing", "hot", "hurting", "aching" (Table 3).
1. Dope: adjective Definition: 1. Super cool and relevant Used in a sentence: "I'm so jealous of Claudia's Taylor Swift phone case, it's sooo dope".
You can bitch-slap someone, wear a resting bitch face, or just tag the word onto the end of a sentence, as in, "I'm in Miami, bitch!" When the word "bitching" is used as a verb, it means to complain; when it's used as an adjective, it means to be cool.
"Cool was never an adjective on the table," Mr. LaChapelle said.
