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Hello everyoneTry to solve this funny riddle* what is a doughnut?*this riddle will help you learn some vocabs . So,have fun learning.

Hummingbird · Accepted Answer

what is a doughnut?

The answer is:

a doughnut is someone who is crazy about money!!!

doughnut is a fried cake shaped like a ring. In slang dough also means ''money'', and nut can mean ''a crazy person'' , if

you're nut about something, it means that you're extremely enthusiastic about it.

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A- Julie, you're looking very well. How about getting some coffee with me?

B- coffee and doughnuts sounds great!! what have you been up to lately?

A- Actually I've been working around the clock in my new business.

B- Oh, you're after the big bucks, huh? I never thought you'd be so dedicated to money! you're becoming a real dough nut!

A- Yeah, and a health nut too. I don't eat doughnuts any more??????they have too much fat!!

*I hope you find my post exciting, cool and informative.

Kooyeen · Answer

Hi there Hummingbird,
very interesting! I like to play with words, how they are pronounced, etc.

But there's a problem:

Hummingbirdyou're nut about something, it means that you're extremely enthusiastic about it.

I think it has to be nuts, plural... The adjective "nuts" means "crazy". But I just checked in my dictionary, and I found out that the noun "nut" means "crazy person". So I think it's "nuts" when it's the adjective (You are nuts!), and "nut" when it's the noun (You are a nut!).

Hummingbird · Answer

hi koyeen

you're right about what you have said,

thumbs up to you!

Hummingbird · Answer

ok..

still you can say it this way, too:

she's crazy about her new job= she's nut about her new job.

I'm crazy about your smile = I'm nut about your smile.

: )

Kooyeen · Answer

Hi,
I'm afraid you have to say you are nutsabout somebody's smile... I think I've never seen "nut" used that way. Maybe it's also used that way though, who knows... well, it's doesn't matter, anyway.

Mctastic · Answer

hi! you spelled HANDEY wrong. It should be spelled HANDY. just thought I shoukd let you know seen as you were correcting the person above you when you needed correcting yourself!

Lakshwadeep · Answer

You, mctastic, truly didn't understand the point of the quotation that precedes the word "Handey." If you would notice, then you would have realized that "Handey" is actually the American humorist Jack Handey. Why else would someone put the word "handy" in parentheses after a quotation? Perhaps you did not realize that you are the one who misspelled: you wrote "should" as "shoukd" and also wrote "seen" instead of "seeing."

Also, for my whole life I've never heard an American English speaker use "nut" as an predicate adjective. Remember that this forum is for people who are learning English as a second language. It is unproductive to blindly criticize a word when you don't even realize it is a person's name. Please be more aware of your own mistakes before you decide to judge those of others (of which Kooyeen had none). Finally to quote from you, with better spelling, "I just thought I should let you know as you were correcting the person above you when you needed correcting yourself!"

Hummingbird · Answer

Oh, you guys need to calm down,, ok?

After all, this was meant for fun.

Laks: I think I have the right to post whatever I think it would be useful for us English learners. I think, learning from jokes is an absolutely enjoyable way to study, also this way, infos usually sticks in your mind..=.+ don't you think?

Koyeen,, lol,, yeah ,, I think you're right.

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