What is the word called that describes something?

Answer 1

Gorgeous

Pretty

Wonderful

Spectacular

Attractive

Fair

Handsome

Stunning

Ravishing

Good-Looking

Beauteous

Lovely

Grand

Breathtaking

Amazing

Impressive

Awe-Inspiring

Incredible

Elegant

Dazzling

Brilliant

Alluring

Prepossessing

Charming

Delightful

Appealing

Engaging

Glamorous

Bewitching

Exquisite

Divine

Drop-dead-gorgeous

Easy on the eye

Cute

Foxy

Comely

nice-looking

Fetching (:

Answer 2

You might be looking for the word Adjective. Adjectives are describing words. They usually describe nouns. So, if you say that Bob drove his brand new, shiny, expensive, red convertible to the hot, smelly, oppressive adjective factory, then everything between "his" and "convertible" was an adjective, and I threw some in later in the sentence for good measure as well. :)

Answer 3

A word that describes a noun is an adjective. Some examples are:

• basic knowledge
• a cold drink
• a friendly neighbor
• a sad face
• a forgotten appointment
• a yellow flower

A noun is sometimes used to describe another noun; the describing noun is called an attributive noun. Some examples are:

• almond cookies
• school building
• road sign
• computer keyboard

A pronoun called a possessive adjective is sometimes used to describe a noun. The possessive adjectives are: my, your, his, her, their, its.

Some examples are:

• my cookies
• your school
• his computer
• their house

Answer 4

A word used to replace a noun is a pronoun.

Example: When George got to 19th Street, he got off the train. (the pronoun 'he' replaces the noun 'George' as the subject of the second half of the sentence)

Answer 5

Adjective-it describes a word For example, the squishy mud, where squishy is describing the mud (where squishy is the adjective).

Answer 6

pronoun

Answer 7

Adjectives