Bud, Not Buddy

What is some figurative language for Bud, Not Buddy, Chapter 11?

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Asked by Nykeriaonya on 22 Oct 19:21

Last updated by Quinn8 on 31 Jan 02:42

2 Answers

Answered by Jill W on 22 Oct 20:50

Personification:

THE CAR ONLY WENT thirty giant steps before it commenced to bucking and finally cut right off.

Hyperbole:

They looked like they could bite a pretty good grapefruit-sized chunk out of you.

Simile:

The mustard was real pretty, it looked like some kind of magical fog, every time I moved the bottle the mustardy smoke went into a different kind of shape.

Source(s)

Bud, Not Buddy

Answered by Quinn8 on 31 Jan 02:42

personification

"THE CAR ONLY WENT 30 giant steps before it commenced to bucking and finally cut right off"

Page 108

Hyperbole

"They looked like they could bite a pretty good grapefruit-sized chunk out of you"

Page 110

Simile

"...some of the mustard summing around in the bottle. The mustard was real pretty, it looked like some magical fog, every time I moved the bottle the mustard smoke went into a different kind of shape."

page 114

Source(s)

Bud Not Buddy the book