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Is a nuisance adjective or noun?

"Nuisance" can be both an adjective and a noun.

* Noun: This is the more common usage, meaning something annoying or troublesome. For example: "The barking dog was a real nuisance."

* Adjective: This usage is less common and often refers to something that is annoying or bothersome. For example: "The children's constant noise was a nuisance."

It's important to note that the adjective form is usually used with a noun (like "nuisance noise").

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