fused heads

A form of fused head — A linguistic element that serves as both a head and a determinative, for example “some” in the noun phrase “some of her books” or “any” in the phrase “I don’t see any”. In traditional grammars of English, these are often understood as a type of pronoun.

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Meanings

noun
  1. pluralplural of fused head
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