Modifying Another Word

• very: The easiest way to get a smile on my face is to present me with a very shiny copper coin.

• particularly: He shoots great somewhat it would particularly shiny metal.

• too: The bike is a bit too shiny, tho, and the rider is way too shiny.

• so: They are always so shiny and new looking when you take them out of their boxes.

• really: Car looks really shiny in... Welcome to the forum.

• not: They are not shiny clean like 3-D computer animations.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: A little dab will do just enough to make the skin shiny.

• keep: Sebaceous glands secrete sebum that keeps the hair shiny and waterproof to some extent.

• see: You see something shiny and think maybe you could go get it, so off you wander.

Modifies a noun

• coat: Baldrick: Yeah: shiny coat, wet nose, clear eyes... Edmund: No, Baldrick!

• paintwork: The cars themselves all look great, with lovely shiny paintwork ( at least before you start driving!

• chrome: White mosaic tiles and glass bricks in the hedonistic bathrooms complement shiny chrome and stainless steel fittings and huge fluffy towels.

• shoe: Anyway, shiny shoes won't put me off liking his music.

• penny: The only coins I had were two shiny pennies.

• surface: They are bright green in color with a shiny surface.

Used with adjective complement

• look: Car looks really shiny in... Welcome to the forum.

• become: Its shell no longer had the cool texture of skin but had become shiny, slick, and coated with heat.

• wear: There was a roofed area with a smooth concrete floor, worn shiny with use.

• go: In a short time the black toner will go shiny.

• appear: All soldered joints should appear shiny as in the picture below.