Adjective in a sentence as a noun

I like "weapons grade stupid" as an adjective but I would not use it with regard to Eric.

Using "white" as a casual negative adjective is weak.

"Cool" is actually a good adjective and a sign that Google will be competitive in "social".

Smart, pretty determined, resolutely sure of themselves, but nice is not the first adjective that springs to mind.

Men, women, religious people, adjective here> people alike.

Adjective in a sentence as an adjective

There is little ambiguity to the fact that the adjective "gross" applies only to Dick's feelings about strawberries.

Gfycat seems to use a randomized adjective-adjective-animal_name for their URL structure.

One guideline to keep in mind: > If the original title begins with a number or number + gratuitous > adjective, we'd appreciate it if you'd crop it.

Would you believe we actually had to build an abstraction layer in launchpad for release names so we can have things like the "R release" rather than just using the adjective directly?

I'm not sure if such people are attracted to such positions or such positions end up making such people but whatever the case, "surly" is a commonly appropriate adjective to use.

Adjective definitions

noun

a word that expresses an attribute of something

noun

the word class that qualifies nouns

adjective

of or relating to or functioning as an adjective; "adjectival syntax"; "an adjective clause"

See also: adjectival

adjective

relating to court practice and procedure as opposed to the principles of law; "adjective law"

See also: procedural