1. 'My'is a possessive adjective.

2. Areas' - plural possessive (possessive of more than one area)

3. Atmosfer (first-person possessive Atmosferku, second-person possessive Atmosfermu, third-person possessive Atmosfernya) atmosphere Synonyms: udara, hawa

4. Bon (plural, first-person possessive Bonku, second-person possessive Bonmu, third-person possessive Bonnya) union, association, guild

5. 'Ours' is a possessive.

6. Possessive Abbreviated Name

7. Turns out lesbians are super possessive.

8. She: Why are you so possessive?

9. Jimmy's very possessive about his toys.

10. Baret (first-person possessive Baretku, second-person possessive Baretmu, third-person possessive Baretnya) a beret, type of cap, also used as part some military uniforms

11. Bus (plural Bus-Bus, first-person possessive Busku, second-person possessive Busmu, third-person possessive Busnya) Bus: a motor vehicle for transporting large numbers of people along roads

12. 'Hers' is the possessive form of 'her'.

13. Nick's starting to get possessive and jealous.

14. He was very possessive towards her.

15. Bebat ( first-person possessive Bebat ku, second-person possessive Bebat mu, third-person possessive Bebat nya ) band (strip of material wrapped around things to hold them together) Synonyms: perban, pengikat, pembarut, pembalut.

16. They were possessive about their servants.

17. He's pretty possessive about his car.

18. 'Mine' and 'yours' are possessive pronouns.

19. Banderol (plural, first-person possessive Banderolku, second-person possessive Banderolmu, third-person possessive Banderolnya) revenue stamp : A stamp to be affixed as proof that the tax due on the marked product has been paid.

20. She had always been possessive of her brother.

21. Forming the Possessive with a Common noun

22. People were very possessive about their coupons.

23. He's so possessive about his new car.

24. Was she actually feeling possessive about her companion?

25. 'Anne's', 'the boy's', 'the boys'' are possessive forms.

26. Benefactive possessive element merges with an already categorized verb

27. He admits, “I became angry, jealous, possessive, and insecure.”

28. Horses can be very jealous, and very possessive.

29. Some parents are too possessive of their children.

30. The child was very possessive with his toys.

31. She was terribly possessive of our eldest son.

32. He could also be very possessive, especially towards women.

33. He is a possessive, duplicitous and unreasonable man.

34. 6 Nick's starting to get possessive and jealous.

35. Ablaut (plural Ablaut-Ablaut, first-person possessive Ablautku, second-person possessive Ablautmu, third-person possessive Ablautnya) (linguistics) Ablaut; Further reading “Ablaut” in Kamus Besar Bahasa Indonesia (KBBI) Daring, Jakarta: Badan Pengembangan dan Pembinaan Bahasa, Kementerian Pendidikan dan Kebudayaan Republik Indonesia, 2016.

36. Why should he feel so possessive about some old photos?

37. You have learned that nouns form their possessive by adding Apostrophes

38. Zero parental stress, zero weirdly possessive friends and absolutely zero drama.

39. 5 Danny could be very jealous and possessive about me.

40. “I had to become less possessive of the baby,” she says.

41. Her boyfriend was getting too possessive so she finished with him.

42. ♪ And I'm possessive ♪ ♪ It isn't nice ♪

43. Apostrophe: Sign of omission of letter or to show possessive.

44. Apostrophes show that a word is possessive, that it owns something

45. Possessive forms of Bucka; possessor single possession multiple possessions 1st person sing

46. She's very possessive about her toys and finds it hard to share.

47. The plural of boss is Bosses The possessive of boss is boss' or boss's (the s is optional) The possessive of Bosses is Bosses' or Bosses's (again the s is optional)

48. Avaricious, acquisitive, covetous, rapacious, grasping, venal, Cupidinous, materialistic, mercenary, predatory, usurious, possessive

49. The Accusative case changes the masculine definite (der), indefinite (ein) and possessive (mein) articles.

50. Adjective synonyms, Adjective pronunciation, Adjective translation, English dictionary definition of Adjective

51. But the moment you fall in love, you become extremely sexually possessive of them.

52. Appreciate is followed by the gerund alone when the gerund refers to the subject of a clause, but it is followed by a possessive adjective + the gerund when the gerund does not refer to the subject

53. Every line of the poem begins with the anaphor "otto", or the possessive (genitive) "ottos".

54. Adjective (en adjective) Alabamian ;

55. The Abuser is possessive and may try to isolate their partner from friends and family

56. The Communist economy is a non - possessive economy and therefore it is non - benefit.

57. 7 Double genitive and possessive partitive constructions have long been debated over in literature.

58. • Branchiopod (adjective) The adjective Branchiopod …

59. As students begin to master Contractions, they may need practice with differentiating them from possessive nouns.

60. For this reason, many polyamorists see a "possessive" view of relationships as something to be avoided.

61. The term “father” occurs some 1,750 times in the Scriptures, in singular, plural and possessive forms.

62. What is it about marriage that makes men change and turn into possessive, angry SOBs?

63. Articles are part of a broader category called determiners, which also include demonstratives, possessive determiners, and quantifiers

64. 1 These are the determinative, Copulative and possessive patterns illustrated in (la–c) respectively with English examples.

65. Many writers are confused about this function in some usage, erroneously Apostrophizing possessive pronouns such as its (resulting in the erroneous it’s) and plural nouns such as apples (confusing them for possessive forms, as in a sign reading “Apple’s on sale”)

66. Butcher is the chosen name for the possessive entity which acts as a leader of the Teeth

67. 12 This paper argues, instead, that there exists a semantic asymmetry between double genitive and possessive partitive constructions.

68. Antimedievalist (American English) or antimediaevalist (British English) also adjectives antimilitarist also an adjective antimiscegenationist also an adjective antimodernist also an adjective antimonarchist also an adjective antimonopolist also an adjective antimoralist also an adjective antinationalist also an adjective antinaturalist also an

69. • Crowing (adjective) The adjective Crowing has 1 sense:

70. • Carinate (adjective) The adjective Carinate has 1 sense:

71. • Bacteroid (adjective) The adjective Bacteroid has 1 sense:

72. • Bragging (adjective) The adjective Bragging has 1 sense:

73. • Algonkian (adjective) The adjective Algonkian has 1 sense:

74. • Anticipant (adjective) The adjective Anticipant has 1 sense:

75. • Accelerando (adjective) The adjective Accelerando has 1 sense:

76. • Aperient (adjective) The adjective Aperient has 1 sense:

77. Another type of Adjective is the quantitative Adjective

78. • Carpetbag (adjective) The adjective Carpetbag has 2 senses:

79. • Bowing (adjective) The adjective Bowing has 1 sense:

80. • Carminative (adjective) The adjective Carminative has 1 sense: