The adjectives which recur are 'charming'delightful'ul'magicalcal' (with their diminutive undertones), but she has also been described as benign, parochial and fey.
In the present study, emotional expressions of various noises were examined by using the method of selected description in five countries Japan, Sweden, West Germany, China and the U.S.A. Subjects were asked to select the adjectives which they thought appropriate for expressing their impression of each noise.
There's also dictionatical - "authorized or approved by the dictionary". Harold Wentworth's American Dialect Dictionary recorded a 1914 use in central Kansas of this adjective, which sounds like a natural for Scrabble challenges ("That word isn't dictionatical!").
So enter stage left Messrs Brown, Murphy, Reid and Alexander, due to be launched on a fresh charm offensive – though charm is not the first adjective which always springs to mind with some members of that particular gang of four.
In this regard, Huang et al. seem to assume that, if de and the verb or adjective do form a structural unit, de and the part after de should follow the pattern of 32 and should be used before the verb or adjective which they "modify".
"'Homeless', as defined in the act, is an adjective which can cover a number of different situations, and the very fact that the statute does not distinguish between them calls into question the legitimacy of doing so when considering the nature or extent of an authority's duty to an applicant".
Each prime was followed by a target adjective which the participant was required to respond to.
So if you need an adjective, which should you use: the noun "backup" or the verb "back up"?
Protean is an adjective which means 'adaptable or changeable', and the octopus's body is certainly that.
Great people though they are, "moral" is an adjective which describes their leadership, it is not the domain in which they lead.
