deadjectival
descriptive adjective
denominative
description word
-ial
root
adjectively
attribute
lexicalized
lexicalised
deverbal
descriptive
back-formation
signification
adnoun
adjectivize
derivative
adjectivally
verbal
prenominal
how about
by
derival
comparable
coining
opposite
adjectival noun
etymologize
nonadjective
deverbal noun
deverbative
verbal noun
obscenity
to be frank
segolate
demonstrative
homological
synonymum
descriptor
verbalizer
prepositive adjective
advectionally
nominally
nounally
derivant
nameword
protoform
-riffic
-rific
attributive adjective
definiendum
isofucosterol
subderivative
Yankism
newfounded
figure of speech
postulate
comparative
adjective
define
-ass
wordly
of course my horse
theme
phraseman
wow word
as you please
-etic
binom
idionym
aboriginally
lexically
vulgo
postvoiding
sibeh
quiscoskos
heterobasionym
determinatum
quisquis
lexic
distinctive
parlante
non-gradable
etymology
onomato-
derogative
plesionym
catchphrase
⠘⠺
heterological
catch phrase
literally
-onym
adverbializer
metadefinition

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