Cider House RULES, used as a noun, verb, or adjective

[GoldenBear]

I'm referring to the word RULES here, which form was it used as?

It could be used like, the Cider House's rules
the Cider House rules all
or the Cider House RUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUULES.

 

[adams]

noun

it referred to the list of rules posted on the wall in the bunk house.

 

[DesignDawg]

No way, man. The Cider House RUUUULES!!! WOOOOOOOOOO!

Ricky
DesignDawg

 

[GoldenGuppy]

I've told your ass! Jeez, it's a friggin' NOUN!

 

[tweekah]

It's an adjective....


throw another noun up there

 

[VoodooExtreme]

I like that title... You know... It's a swedish director who have made the movie

 

[TAsunder]

In the film and book it's a noun, however it is possible that there is a Cider House (maybe the kind that makes Cider of the Warm Dickens variety) that rules. I am not sure how it could be used as an adjective though.

 

[tomcat]

That was an awesome movie.. I really liked it, the girl reminds me of my gf