) An adjective is a part of speech that modifies a noun or a pronoun. -- OK ) The exam was adjourned since the the professor was ill. ) The government has adjudged that the country's economy is experiencing hard times so the tax rates will be

See www.m-w.com. Double the "s" and add "y". CJ I think this is a joke. Be careful how you use the word 'pus-sy.' Pus-sy is a cat, a type of willow or crude slang for female

Xuehua: Welcome to the forum! If you have Collins Dictionary, this will be explained in the first few pages. There should be a section titled "how to use the dictionary" or something like that. This section will describe all the

http://www.nickwriting.com/ " What is NWF? Developed to broaden Nickelodeon's outreach efforts, the Nickelodeon Writing Fellowship is designed to attract, develop ... on-air Nickelodeon show. In addition, all fellows are integrated into

Chris Waigl a =E9crit : The one on "v=F4tre" was entirely unneccessary. One might say erroneous. It would have been, if indeed it had been on "votre". As it was actually on "la v=F4tre", it was entirely necessary,

I'm surprised at the 'wrapped' spelling. I always assume it camefrom 'rapture'. That occurred to me too, but I suspect it's just an extension of 'wrapped' as in 'immersed' or 'absorbed', which is

In the expression "Double or quits" Why isn't it "quit"? The noun "quits" with an S has been around for quite a while. Merriam-Webster.com says, Main Entry: quits Pronunciation: kwits Function: adjective

} }> And how about that "a myriad of other things"? } } Here's how about it (M-W Online): } } Main Entry: 1myr·i·ad } Pronunciation: 'mir-E-&d } Function: noun } Etymology: Greek myriad-, myrias, from myrioi countless, ten

And how about that "a myriad of other things"? Here's how about it (M-W Online): Main Entry: 1myr·i·ad Pronunciation: 'mir-E-&d Function: noun Etymology: Greek myriad-, myrias, from myrioi countless, ten thousand 1 : ten