actor-action
Grammar
adjective
Of or designating a type of construction in which the subject precedes the verb.
Origin
1930s; earliest use found in Leonard Bloomfield (1887–1949), linguist.
- ladies' compartment
- ladies cushion
- ladies' cushion
- ladies' delight
- ladies' fair
- ladies' fingers
- ladies' gallery
- ladies' lounge
- ladies' man
- Ladies' Mile
- ladies' night
- ladies' room
- ladies' school
- ladies' seminary
- ladies' thimbles
- ladies thistle
- ladies' thistle
- ladies' tresses
- ladies' wear
- ladies who lunch
- ladified
- ladify
- ladily
- Ladin
- lading