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Go Meep Yourself - Mesquite Local News

Go Meep Yourself
Mesquite Local News
Even if you are fortunate enough to encounter a youngster who is familiar with the word, someone who uses it as a noun, verb, adjective, and adverb, ...
Attorney from NY defends right to 'meep'The Salem News
Howard Iverson: Meep mess didn't keep Danvers Town Meeting members from doing ...The Salem News

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Go Meep Yourself - Mesquite Local News

Pen Ultimate / Semantic antics - Ha'aretz

Pen Ultimate / Semantic antics
Ha'aretz
But when the word "just" functions as an adverb, it conveys two messages: One is that something was only uttered, as opposed to having been done, ...

Pen Ultimate / Semantic antics - Ha'aretz

High-strung - Sacramento News & Review

High-strung
Sacramento News & Review
High rears up all over the place as a noun, adverb and adjective. As an adjective, though, it's hard to imagine a word—even high's antonym, ...

High-strung - Sacramento News & Review

Review: 30 Rock - Sun Tea - TV Squad (blog)

Review: 30 Rock - Sun Tea
TV Squad (blog)
Dr. Spaceman "You know there's an old African adverb that I made up..." - Al Gore "Recycle everything, including jokes." - Al Gore, recycling a joke from ...

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Review: 30 Rock - Sun Tea - TV Squad (blog)

Why 'airlines'? - Malaysia Star

Why 'airlines'?
Malaysia Star
The word should be “satisfactorily” because it is an adverb and an adverb is needed to modify the verb “has completed”. “Satisfactory” is an adjective.

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Why 'airlines'? - Malaysia Star

Op-Extra Columnist | Heading Home The Meaning of Jimmy Rollins - New York Times

Op-Extra Columnist | Heading Home The Meaning of Jimmy Rollins
New York Times
Every noun, adjective, verb, adverb and preposition was invited, as were more than a few “words” that had escaped Webster's attention. ...

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Op-Extra Columnist | Heading Home The Meaning of Jimmy Rollins - New York Times

L Train Twitter Tales: "This Car Reeks of So Much Weed That Even I Need Air." - Village Voice

Village Voice

L Train Twitter Tales: "This Car Reeks of So Much Weed That Even I Need Air."
Village Voice
To wit: To which we notice at least one other consequences--changing your last name to adverb. Even Liquid Chaz, he of the red women's sunglasses and ...

L Train Twitter Tales: "This Car Reeks of So Much Weed That Even I Need Air." - Village Voice

Sarah Palin Tells Rush Limbaugh the Magic Word - Huffington Post (blog)

Sarah Palin Tells Rush Limbaugh the Magic Word
Huffington Post (blog)
But he warned that the adverb promised to coalesce with the pronoun so completely as to obliterate all sense of its distinct existence, even as a false noun ...

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Sarah Palin Tells Rush Limbaugh the Magic Word - Huffington Post (blog)

Suss out Spence - The Australian

Suss out Spence
The Australian
... bears a resemblance to Ireland's pre-euro unit of currency, the punt, and deployed it liberally as a noun, adjective, adverb all over Henry's entry. ...

Suss out Spence - The Australian

TalkBack for Nov. 15 - Aiken Standard (subscription)

TalkBack for Nov. 15
Aiken Standard (subscription)
My pet peeve, though, is the use of the word "healthy" as an adverb (for example, "eat healthy"). "Healthy" is an adjective. You may eat a healthy diet, ...

TalkBack for Nov. 15 - Aiken Standard (subscription)