Talk:Adnoun

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Is there an adnoun in which the word people (or similar hyponym) is not the omitted word? I'm having trouble thinking of one. Hyenaste ^(tell) 18:45, 12 October 2006 (UTC)Reply

A. 'mess' as in 'bless this mess' although you could argue the missing noun is God.

Q. It appears in the article that John Eliot is defining the term Adnoun a century before the origin of the word. How does that happen?

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