Okay, thread title edited from "word" to "adjective". Perhaps that will clear any misunderstanding.
Wrong:
Ken pushed his long blonde bangs from his eyes to observe the enemy.
Correct:
Ken pushed his long blond bangs from his eyes to observe the enemy.
Wrong:
Barbara had a beautiful sheen to her blond tresses that caught the last rays of dying light.
Correct:
Barbara had a beautiful sheen to her blonde tresses that caught the last rays of dying light.
Okay, thread title edited from "word" to "adjective". Perhaps that will clear any misunderstanding.
Ray, is that you?
Who, me?
I find it humorous that so much time is spent sidetracking the simple point of proper use.
You guys rock. Such a fascinating variety of discussion points for this simple thread.
LOL. I had no idea this thread would be so complex. I figured a few; "Hmmm that's interesting." Or "I did not know this."
Ahhh what an interesting bunch of writers. I think I am going to enjoy this site.
PS Are Charlie Watts' bangs blonde?
His drumskins were generally blondish, and that's where you could find his bigger bangs.
Sounds like a tabloid headline if ever I saw one: Charlie Watts bangs blondes!
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