pronounaladj.
/prəʊˈnaʊnl/, U.S. /proʊˈnaʊn(ə)l/ rare.
= pronominal adj.
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1883 J. W. F. Rogers Gram. & Logic i. iii. 67 Pronounal Phrase, I myself.
1961 R. B. Long Sentence & its Parts ii. 39 Inflection for the possessive is fundamentally a nounal or pronounal variety of inflection.
2004 W. Deverell Whitewashed Adobe 273 Again: the pronounal hubris (‘our gates’, ‘with us to stay’; ‘we can mold them as we will’).
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2007; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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adj.1883- golden-rumped tamarin
- golden-skinned
- golden-spangled
- golden-tinted
- golden-tongued
- golden-tuft alyssum
- golden-winged
- golden-winged woodpecker
- golden-wrought
- golden-yellow
- goldenback
- goldenback plover
- goldenbay
- goldenbreasted
- goldenbrown
- goldencheeked warbler
- goldencoloured
- goldencrested
- goldencrested wren
- goldencrowned
- goldencrowned accentor
- goldencrowned wren
- gothic style
- gothic-finnish
- gothic-sarmatian