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A word that can be a noun, adjective, verb, or even an adverb without changing its form. It's like the word got a PhD in being flexible.

'Smash' is a verb when you hit something. It's a noun when you're eating a sandwich. And it's an adjective when you're mad at your mom.

I just 'slay'ed this test. I'm a 'slay'er. Also, I 'slayed' my little brother.

He 'bragged' about his new car. He was a 'bragger'. And the car was 'bragged' about.

A word that can do everything. It doesn't care if it's a noun, adjective, verb, or adverb. It just wants to be the star of the show.

'Bite' is a verb when you eat. It's a noun when you get a toothache. And it's an adjective when you're mad at the person who bit you.

She 'farted' in the elevator. It was a 'fart' of shame. And the elevator was 'farted' at.

He 'died' of embarrassment. He was a 'died' man. And the embarrassment was 'died' of.

A word that acts like a chameleon. It can be a noun, adjective, verb, or adverb. It just changes colors without telling you.

'Shake' is a verb when you move your hand. It's a noun when you're getting a drink. And it's an adjective when you're nervous.

I 'cried' in the hallway. I was a 'crier'. And the hallway was 'cried' in.

He 'slept' through the whole class. He was a 'slept' man. And the class was 'slept' through.

A word that's like a superhero. It can be a noun, adjective, verb, or even an adverb. It has no limits and no filter.

'Scream' is a verb when you yell. It's a noun when you're screaming. And it's an adjective when you're scared of your little brother.

She 'laughed' at the joke. She was a 'laughter' machine. And the joke was 'laughed' at.

He 'ate' the whole pizza. He was a 'eater' of pizza. And the pizza was 'eated' by him.

A word that's like a drunk person. It can be a noun, adjective, verb, or adverb. It doesn't know what it's doing, but it's doing it all.

'Drink' is a verb when you sip. It's a noun when you're holding it. And it's an adjective when you're drunk.

I 'slept' on the couch. I was a 'sleeper'. And the couch was 'slept' on.

He 'farted' in the car. He was a 'fart'. And the car was 'farted' in.