Yes, it is. It's a word that describes a noun.
One quick way to check if something is an adjective is to make a phrase with an article, then the word in question and then a countable noun.
e.g a gorgeous woman / a gorgeous painting.
Try to use a noun that would go with the adjective in question because you're basically asking yourself the question "Does it sound right?" A phrase like "A gorgeous Pizza" while grammatically correct sounds a little weird.
The word gorgeous has no plural, it is an adjective. Adjective have comparatives:gorgeousmore gorgeousmost gorgeous
No the word gorgeous is not a noun. It is an adjective.
The correct spelling of the adjective is gorgeous(beautiful, stunning).
That is the correct spelling of the adjective "gorgeous" (beautiful).
The correct spelling of the adjective is gorgeous(very beautiful, or resplendent).
Cute, beautiful, gorgeous
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The adjective meaning beautiful is spelled "gorgeous".
The likely word is the adjective "gorgeous" (beautiful).
I reckon its used for both, it shouldn't be used as just a word for girls or just boys, but then again neither should it be used just to describe people (: ? 'gorgeous' is an adjective that can be used to describe lots of things, like a gorgeous car, gorgeous view, gorgeous house, gorgeous sunset, etc.
Handsome as an adjective meaning "attractive": gorgeous, good-looking, glamorousHandsome as an adjective meaning "abundant": gracious, generous