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Is warm and fuzzy a common noun?

"Warm and fuzzy" is a phrase, not a noun. It describes a feeling, and it's not a specific, concrete thing that you can point to.

Here's why it's not a common noun:

* Common nouns refer to general things, like "cat", "tree", or "chair."

* Proper nouns refer to specific people, places, or things, like "John", "Paris", or "Facebook."

* "Warm and fuzzy" is a descriptive phrase, used to express a feeling. It's not a noun because it doesn't name anything.

You could use it to describe a noun, like "The warm and fuzzy feeling of a hug," but "warm and fuzzy" itself isn't a noun.

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