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¿Question #220035?
TomTi89: I don't like the word autumnal. Can I just use autumn as an adjective please? What about autumny?

flaeryn: You do you. Pretty sure I've used autumn as an adjective, like "autumn breeze."
pricero1: Autumnal is a beautiful word - how dare you insult it!
kswingruber: And while we're at it, let's just make "your", "you're", and "yore" all have the same spelling. And "there", "their", and "they're" as well. And to heck with the adverbs having "ly" on the end to differentiate them from adjectives. Learn it good!
Tim%20Synge: US: fallal? fally? How about these: fallish? falllike? fallen?
Woelf: There are some billboards in this area for a casino or something advertising an “Autumnobile” event. At first glance it looks like they were going for Autumn-mobile, but that only makes slightly less sense.