V. Adjective + Adjective (or Adverb + Adjective; it is not always possible to decide which).
1. Old-English, Low-German, deaf-mute, thrice-miserable.
2. Adjective (or Adverb) + Participle.
a. Deep-musing, fresh-looking, ill-looking.
b. Dear-bought, full-fed, high-born, dead-beat.
(In well-bred, well-disposed, etc., there is, of course, no doubt that the first element is an adverb.)
VI. Adjective and Verb. White-wash.
VII. Adverb and Verb. Cross-question, doff (do-off), don (do-on).
Further compounds we meet are made up of—
VIII. Pronouns with Pronouns. Somewhat.