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Is the word happy a noun?

No, "happy" is typically an adjective. It describes a state of being or a feeling.

Here's an example:

* Happy people smile more often. (Happy describes the people)

However, you can sometimes use "happy" as a noun, but it's less common.

Here are some examples:

* The happiest of all was my little brother. (Here, "happiest" is acting as a noun, meaning "the one who is happiest")

* We were all in a state of happy. (Here, "happy" is used as a noun to refer to a state of happiness)

It's important to remember that these examples are a bit informal and uncommon. In most cases, "happy" will be used as an adjective.

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