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"Adjective" is a noun. And I just BLEW YOUR MIND!
To prepare for today's National Adjective Day (Observed), I took a look the 2005 list of my favorite adjectives, only to find that it hasn't changed much since then (except I'd like to add "irreverent"). So, since EV gave the okay, I will list some of my favorite French and Arabic adjectives instead:
- nombreux (numerous)
- naïf (the masculine form of "naïve")
- éphémère (ephemeral)
- بارد ("bard" meaning "cold" because it's sort of onomatopoeic and sounds like shivering)
- كبير ("kabir" meaning "big" because I like the way our DVD-video-host Maha stretches it out for emphasis: "kabeeeeeeeeeeer")
- جميلة ("jamelah" meaning "pretty" is a person AND an adjective!)
- لطيفة ("latifa" meaning "nice" makes me think of Queen Latifah every time!)
Alright, now everyone chime in with your favorite adjectives!
ETA: I forgot to mention that - in case you didn't see it in earlier comments - I have been been awarded the Master of Ceremonies hat for this year's National Adjective Day (Observed) festivities. And here is a picture of me in said hat:
srah - Tuesday, 8 May 2007 - 12:25 PM
Tags: holidays, in arabic, in french, memes, national adjective day

'favorite' because it's an adjective and a noun. Is it possible to have a favorite favorite?