what is camp as an adjective?
967821
In a man, effeminate or homosexual. For someone's behavior or style, it means that is exaggerated for a humorous effect.
707197
No, you want adjectives, not nouns.\n\nAt this rate you will flunk this.
588387
Descriptive - my favorite vacation spot; my dream vacation spot; where I go to reflect/meditate/pray...; my teenaged brother's bedroom; my favorite season; a 7 -11 from a space alien's point of view (I always like the cars "mating" with the gas pump!)\nNarrative - This is how I finally got to meed God and what happened when we spoke; As I slowly opened up my eyes, I saw a filmy presence right in front of my face!; I mixed up a "magic potion" from Kool-Aid and other stuff from my kitchen.  My little brother drank it, and you'll never believe what happened.
150138
I agree with you!  Congrats by the way!  My impression is that these camps offer emotional as well as physical support!
357320
You can change many nouns into adjectives just by adding suffixes.\n\nBoy -> boyish\nGirl -> girly\nMan -> manly\nCat -> catlike\nMother -> motherly\n\netc. etc.
1041168
Try http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noun
1059422
There is a camp called Camp Dixie in Alabama.It is really good and they have programs for younger kids too.
605399
A noun is a person, place or thing.
965499
They're descriptive or adjectives.
170437
yes, two is a numeric adjective and fluffy is a descriptive adjective.  Trust me, I am an English major and teacher
743747
vacation\nvacation\nvacation\nvacation\nvacation
738533
I would start with the word "adjective".
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"As for "happy camper" (meaning a person who is pleased or contented), I too have found it annoying since it first appeared in the early 1980s. The underlying reference, of course, is to a child at summer camp, a venue in which happiness and "team spirit" are stressed yet, especially for neophytes, notoriously elusive. So it's probably significant that "happy camper" is most frequently used in the sarcastic negative form "not a happy camper." Probably the most vivid account of childhood camp-angst remains Allan Sherman's 1963 hit song "Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh," which begins "Hello Muddah, hello Fadduh, here I am at Camp Granada" and includes such lines as "All the counselors hate the waiters and the lake has alligators. ... You remember Jeffrey Hardy? They're about to organize a searching party." No wonder I refused to go to summer camp."
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Temporary is an adjective.\nTemporarily is an adverb.\nI would use :\nYou temporarily close the shop.\nBut the shop is temporary closed.
73299
airway, allay, alleyway, applique, array, assay, attache, away, aweigh, ballet, bay, beltway, beret, bikeway, birthday, boquet, breezeway, cabaret, cabriolet, cachet, cafe, carriageway, chalet, cliche, daresay . . .  \n\njust to mention a few.
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Definitely tent camping, backpacked in whenever possible.\nAlas, my days are over for that, due to physical illness and limitations, so these days it's an RV.  It is still camping in an RV, ok it's not as rustic, or primitive, but when the choice is RV or no camping ... I will take the RV!\n\n(My choice ...No generator, no real extra's ... still lots of time spent outdoors ... just easier cooking and a better bed)
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it means burn or burning for example: cauterize