· tacky
· talented
· tender
· terrific
· thrifty
· thoughtful
· thoughtless
· tough
· trashy
· tremendous
· tricky
· trustworthy
· truthful
triste - sad tacaño - stingy todo - all tonto - foolish torcido - twisted transparente - transparent
tart, tangy, tasteless, tasty, treacly
tropical, tantalizing, toasted, tender, tough
· tall
· tan
· tart
· thin
· torn
· trim
· twin
· two
titillating, tubular, testicles, tee hee
thunder thighs
No. You can only use adjectives in Super Scribblenauts. Sorry!
Dazzling
the two kind of adjectives are: 1.DESCRIPTURE ex.beautiful,big,round,white and LIMITING ADJECTIVES.... ex.one-fourth, ten sorry no pictures
Adjective: A word that describes a noun or pronoun. They are description/describing words. An adjective usually, but not always, comes before the noun or the pronoun that it modifies.For example: 1. The cute cat was sleeping. 2. The cat was cute.The word cute is describing the noun cat.Examples of adjectives that begin with C are:cackledcageycalamitouscalculatingcallouscalmcampyCanadiancancerouscandidcannycantankerouscapablecapaciouscapitalcapriciouscaptivatingcapturedcarbonatedcardiaccarefreecarefulcarelesscaringcarnalcarnivorouscartoonycasualcataclysmiccatastrophiccatchycattycausticcautiouscavaliercavernousceaselesscelebratorycelestialcentralceramiccerebralcertaincertifiedceruleancervicalchalkychallengingchampionchancychangeablechaoticchappedcharacterlesschargedcharismaticcharitablecharmingcharredcharychastechattycheapcheckeredcheerfulcheeringcheesycherrychestnutchewychicchiefchildishchildlikechillyChinesechippedchipperchivalrouschocolatechoosychoppychosenchubbychummychunkychurlishcinematiccircularcircumstantialcivilcivilizedclairvoyantclammyclassicclassifiedclassycleanclean-cutclearcleverclichedclingycloddishcloisteredcloseclosedcloudyclownishcloyingcluelessclumpyclumsyclunkyclusteredclutteredcoarsecockycoddledcogentcoherentcoincidentalcoldcolickycollaborativecollectivecolloquialcolonialcoloredcolorful (colourful)colossalcoltishcombativecombustiblecomediccomfortablecomfortingcomicalcommoncompassionatecompetentcompetitivecompletecomplexcompliantcomplicatedcomplimentarycomposedcomprehensivecompromisingcomputerizedconceitedconcentricconcernedconciseconclusiveconcretecondemnedcondensedcondescendingconditionalconductiveconfidentconfidentialconflictedconfrontationalconfusedconfusingcongenialconnectedconnivingconqueredconsciousconsensualconservativeconsiderableconsiderateconsolatoryconspiratorialconstantcontagiouscontemporarycontemptiblecontentcontentiouscontinuouscontrarycontroversialconvenientconventionalconvertibleconvincingconvivialconvolutedcookedcoolcooperativecoordinatedcopiouscordialcordiallycornycorrectcorruptcosmiccosmopolitancostlycoughingcountlesscountrifiedcountrycourageouscourteouscousincovertcowardlycoycozycrabbycrackedcrackingcraftycrampedcrankycrappycrasscrawlingcrazycreamycreativecrediblecreepycriminal (ie. criminal behavior)crinkledcrippledcripplingcrispcriticalcrookedcrossedcrowdedcrucialcruddycrudecruelcrumblingcrumblycrumbycrummycrunchycrushingcrustycrypticcubiccuckoocuddlyculinaryculturedcumbersomecunningcuriouscurlycurrentcurriedcursedcursivecurtcurvaceouscurvycushycussingcustomarycutcuttingcyancyberneticcyclicalcylindricalcynical
Barack Obama is smart, helpful, intelligent, and he is...CHANGE!!!!!!!!!
The word some has one syllable.
Examples of one syllable words are:aanareboarboreboxcancarcaredodogdoordougheatedgeeighteyefiveforfourgivegogoathihighheightinisitjayjokejoykeepkingkneelatelightlotmemoonmynonotnoteofoneownpoorpotpourquestquitquiteratrestrootroutesinsomesongthrowtotootoottwousevieviewwhatwhenwhoyearyetyouzipzonezoo
Mean has only 1 syllable.
1 syllable.
Yes, common and regular adjectives are the same.
There is 1 syllable.
Some examples are pool, golf, and track.
soccer--2 syllables is--1 syllable a--1 syllable fun--1 syllable game--1 syllable 6 total syllables
There is 1 syllable.
Technically, while has 1 syllable since it has one vowel sound and one silent vowel. Some regional dialects affect the pronunciation of single syllable words by adding a second syllable, such as "whi-yul" for while and "chi-yuld" for child.
There is 1 syllable.
There is 1 syllable.