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A noun that combines two or more words as a single noun is a(n) _____ noun. collective concrete compound abstract
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A noun that combines two or more words as a single noun is a(n) _____ noun. collective concrete compound abstract
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Compound!
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This is called a "compound" noun. They are usually connected using a hyphen, however some compound nouns can be joint without a hyphen.
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