I'm surprised that "nice" and "fine" don't make the list as well as several other words, and it appears as though possessive adjectives are not included.
The only superlatives that I can think of that would come close are "best" and "worst" which are used as nouns/pronouns as often as or more than they are used as adjectives.
I tried awesome. and I think a certain swearword would probaly be there. Like i fell off my f*** chair to morning, then walked into the *** door, on my way to my **** car but I forgot my **** keys. That seems the way most people are talking haha.
That or: it's a nice afternoon for a nice little walk, we can have a nice cup of tea and then have a nice little talk. hahah
I'd be interested to know how you got the statistics, Kalbahamut. I've worked a lot with the OEC and its PoS tagging in many areas leaves a lot to be desired.
They act as nouns. Yours is black.
Different usage experts toss it around to varying degrees.
That or: it's a nice afternoon for a nice little walk, we can have a nice cup of tea and then have a nice little talk. hahah
Public service/transportation/announcement/restrooms etc.