A “Lives” column by Robin Marantz Henig (“I’m With Stupid: The pleasures of learning tap-dance (badly) in middle age”) in the New York Times Magazine of September 16th indulges in several nounings of adjectives. First, there’s the title, which has stupid (or Stupid) used as a quasi-proper name. I’m With Stupid is now a catchphrase. Then … Continue reading Brief mention: nouning of adjectives