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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
One word for the following phrases
Something that costs a lot
A cake full of cream
A beach full of sand
Someone who has good manner
A person full of greed
Top answer
Do you mean you want an adjective? eg Something that costs a lot expensive
- Do you mean you want an adjective?
- eg Something that costs a lot expensive
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Do you mean you want an adjective?
eg Something that costs a lot expensive
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