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What part of speech is the phrase five headed?

The phrase "five-headed" acts as an adjective.

Here's why:

* It modifies a noun: It describes a noun, such as "monster" or "hydra." For example, "The five-headed monster roared."

* It expresses a quality: It describes the number of heads something has, which is a quality of the noun it modifies.

While "five" is a number, it's combined with "headed" to create a single adjective that describes a noun.

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