Following is our collection of Adjective jokes which are very funny. There are some adjective grammar jokes no one knows (to tell your friends) and to make you laugh out loud. Take your time to read those puns and riddles where you ask a question with answers, or where the setup is the punchline. We hope you will find these adjective conjugate puns funny enough to tell and make people laugh.
which is ironic.
That's a verb not an adjective btw.
Verb, not adjective
I mean the verb, not the adjective.
By the way: Verb, not adjective
The verb, not the adjective.
The verb not the adjective
Teacher: Can anyone use the word "fascinate" in a sentence?
Billy: I was fascinated by the sunrise.
Teacher: Good, but "fascinated" is past tense. Can anyone else try?
Suzie: It was fascinating to see the flowers grow.
Teacher: Good, Suzie, but you added an "ing" at the end of the word and made it an adjective. I just want to hear the verb "fascinate".
Ernie: Yo mama got a blouse with 12 buttons on it...but she so fat, she can only fascinate!
and I got "pedantic", which is an adjective.
The verb, not the adjective.
Verb, not adjective
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"What's new?" she asked.
I said, "An adjective."
The adjective for metal is metallic .
But that's not the case for iron , which is ironic.
That's a verb not an adjective, by the way.
PUN-gent!
^(I'm sorry)
"What's new?" he asked.
I said, "An adjective."
Mine was the delicious synonym rolls and my adjective was to eat at least half of them off the plate
An adjective.
AP Lit
Pronoun verb article adjective ableist slur!
Definitions are too mainstream.
*Hipsters can't be defined because then they'd fit in a category, and thus be too mainstream.*
stolen from urbandictionary.
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