Yes, but not here.
Many, many words in English can do multiple jobs, depending on their context.
- The word chocolate is noun when you refer to something you eat.
- It's an adjective when you refer to the colour of your labrador.
- It's a different type of adjective when you refer to the type of factory you are going to visit.
It's like the way a screwdriver can be used to screw screws, but it can also be used to pry open lids, scratch your back, or stab a zombie. Words are tools that can be used in all sorts of ways.
