But beware of that adjective.

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The cabin seems a little ADJECTIVE, considering the out-of-place ADJECTIVE NOUN, but our heroes ignore it.

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When William marries Kate in April, intimate is unlikely to be the adjective of choice.

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Tablets for lack of a better single adjective, are just plain cool.

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We have elected officials whose vocabulary is so limited that they cannot think of a more respectable adjective to describe how they feel.

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Intrepid, though, is perhaps not a bad adjective for the long career of Bonnie Cashin.

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His spare style, full of threatening silences, has given rise to the adjective "Pinteresque".

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That, at least, is the adjective used by the Chandler family, former owners of the Los Angeles Times and holders of 12% of Tribune's shares, in a scathing 11-page letter delivered last week to the Tribune board.

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Three of us stepped forward to speak, and act out, an adjective or adverb.

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