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Strengthening modifiers of adjectives and adverbs in Middle High German ..

Fred Cole Hicks

1902

Hairy, scary, ordinary

Brian P. Cleary

2003

Better than great

Arthur Plotnik

2012

Some, more, most

Judy Freudberg

1976

Adjectives and comparison in English

Jan Rusiecki

1985

English adjective comparison

Victorina González-Diaz

2008

Quirky, jerky, extra-perky

Brian P. Cleary

2008

Metaphor and non-metaphor

Jan M. G. Aarts

1979

The semantic variability and semantic equivalents of -oso- and -lento-

Edward Wilber Nichols

1914

Hairy, scary, ordinary

Brian P. Cleary

2000

The little book of not so

Charise Mericle Harper

2005

Describing words

Anita Ganeri

2012

Adjectives

Ann Heinrichs, David Moore, Dan McGeehan

2010

The minister's cat ABC

Lynley Dodd

1994

Adjectives

Ann Heinrichs

2004

The adjectival category

Shankara Bhat, D. N.

1994

The comparison of adjectives in English in the XV and the XVI century

Louise Pound

1901

Giggly-wiggly, snickety-snick

Robyn Supraner

1978

A Working Grammar of the English Language

1917

Big, bigger, biggest!

Nancy Coffelt

2009

Adjectives and prepositions

Ann Riggs

2012

Many luscious lollipops

Ruth Heller

1990

The 100 Absolutely Unbreakable Laws of Business Success (Audio)

Brian Tracy

2000

If you were an adjective

Michael Dahl

2006

Adjectives

Kate Riggs

2012

The use of the adjective as a substantive in Horace

Abraham Linford Myers

1919

Hairy, Scary, Ordinary

Brian P. Cleary

2000

Breezier, cheesier, newest, and bluest

Brian P. Cleary

2013

Variation and change in the lexicon. A corpus-based analysis of adjectives in English ending in -ic and -ical (Language and Computers 63) (Language & Computers)

Mark Kaunisto

2007

Kenya's word

Linda Trice

2005

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