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Clive  +  475440 Mon, 11 Feb 08 12:38 AM
Hi,
I think that first you should read the entries under 't' in your English dictionary.

You will find lots of terrific adjectives.(:)) Smile
Clive
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El tango argentino es un pensamiento triste que se puede bailar (The tango argentino is a sad thought which can be danced) Enrique Santos Discépolo
Anonymous, 1 yr 256 days ago

frantic

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Anonymous, 1 yr 242 days ago
quick
Anonymous, 1 yr 240 days ago

ticklish

tangly

tough

tiny

Sorry, I can not think of many adjectives that start with T. I`ll keep thinking though! I

 hope that will help you a little bit! Smile

beaverbeaver  +  488194 Wed, 12 Mar 08 11:00 PM

yo there

 tedious , thin , tan , tall, tiny , troublesome, tangible, translucent, transparent , tired, ticked, thoughtful,

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Anonymous, 1 yr 235 days ago

a adj is a word used to limit r qualify a noun or other sudstantive

Anonymous, 1 yr 213 days ago

The volatile Bobby Knight has been accused of choking a player.

Anonymous, 1 yr 192 days ago

this is not a stupid question!!Angry

Anonymous, 1 yr 169 days ago

there was a beautiful flower.

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