No, you raging dolt. A listener is defined as "one who listens." That's a noun. You want an adjective? How about "moronic," as in "your comment was moronic." If you want to call other people failures, don't be an even more massive failure yourself. Hypocrites piss me the **** off.

Yes, an adjective is something used to describe a person (etc). No, "listener" is not an adjective. Let me give you an example of an adjective, and then an example of an attempt to make "listener" an adjective. In the following sentence, "smart" is an adjective: She is a smart person. Now, let's try to make "listener" an adjective: She is a listener person. Does that look right to you? If so, we have a bigger problem than you trying to show up people with incorrect information.

Google says it, so it MUST be true!

Yes, a noun can sometimes be an adjective. But not always, which is why you fail big time. If you want to check, use it in a sentence. If you can say, "a [suspect word] person", then your noun can be used as an adjective. Have you ever heard someone say they hired a listener person? If that's too unclear, try using it this way: "The person I hired is [suspect word]." If you feel the need to insert a/an before the suspect word, you're using a noun, not an adjective. Back to the OP: "The person I hired is listener" is totally wrong unless you put "a" before it. Therefore listener is exclusively a noun, not an adjective. All Google can do is lead you to the proverbial water. It can't make you read it, understand it, or use it correctly. P.S.: You use a bullet point "B" without having a bullet point "A". Also, if you're going to claim to understand grammar enough to argue a point, have correct grammar yourself.

This here is Amurika. We can bend nouns into verbs into adjectives and back into nouns again. Did I say that catagoricalizablisationally enough?

GentlemanXXX, I'm a bit on the fence about you. I can't decide if you're just a troll or if you really are as stupid as you portray yourself to be. If it's the former, shame on you. If it's the latter, you're yet another child left behind. My 8th grade English teacher would have an aneurism after reading your posts. lol

*than *you and me *checked,