Is fun an abstract noun

Answer 1

Yes, the word 'fun' is an abstract noun; a word for enjoyment, amusement, pleasure, or entertainment (all abstract nouns).

Answer 2

I think that this definition has some flaws. For example, I think that “fun” can be an adjective too. But Oxford Language thinks otherwise, as it thinks it is an “Informal word if used as an adjective.” and goes on to say that as an comparative adjective “funner and funnest” is also an “Informal Word” I will prove otherwise as 1. I can use fun in an adjective more often than a noun, 2. It is already being used to be an adjective, and 3. I know that the Oxford dictionary has enough free time on their hands to add “fun, funner, and funnest”.

Answer 3

Some adjectives for the noun 'fun' are:

• joyful fun
• quiet fun
• noisy fun
• outdoor fun
• messy fun
• friendly fun
• exciting fun
• naughty fun

Answer 4

Fun is used as an adjective, but it is considered informal. (e.g. a fun time)

Fun is a noun.

Answer 5

You can use the word fun as an adjective, (eg. fun game), but enjoyable also works...

Answer 6

entertaining or amusing.

Answer 7

yes