Asked by Mr.Brain

“Her coffee-and-cream neck” is an example of what type of figurative language?

personification
symbol
simile
metaphor
Answered by Ms. Sue
I'll be glad to check your answer.
Answered by Mr.Brain
ok i think its a simile
Answered by Ms. Sue
But a simile must use "like" or "as." This cannot be a simile.

Answered by Writeacher
Did you even bother to look up terms at the answers.com link I gave you?
Answered by Mr.Brain
can you help i don't know the answer
Answered by Ms. Sue
What better help is there than encouraging you to use a dictionary??

You certainly don't want someone <i>giving</i> you the answer, do you??
Answered by Swag
I would say its a metaphor... Why well because the figure of speech is relating to an object as in her coffe, and cream neck. AM i right?
Answered by Swag
hello?? am i right?
Answered by Youngswagger
I need help on the same question.Can someone help,plz??I know it can't be a simile because it has it have 'like' or 'as' in the sentence and it don't.That pretty much all I know.someone plz help me.
Answered by lovelybri
i think it may be metaphor
Answered by Ava
It is a metaphor I just did that quick check :D
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