Learn English – “Examples below” vs “below examples”

Adjectives qualify nouns or people.

A new big wooden bed (= the bed is a noun. New, big and wooden are adjectives.)

A beautiful slim dark-haired American girl(=the girl is a people. Beuatiful, slim and dark-haired and American are adjectives.)

Attributive adjectives PRECEDE the noun or people.

clever girl(=Adjective before people.)

coloured dress(=Adjective before noun.)

big duck(=Adjective before noun.)

Predicative adjectives FOLLOW the noun or people.

The shoes look expensive (='The shoes' are the subject, 'look' is the linking verb and 'expensive' is a predicative adjective. Follow the noun.)

But if we say:

The expensive shoes (='expensive' is become to attributive adjective. There isn't linking verb. Precede the noun.)

Other example;

The lorry is broken-down (='The lorry' is the subject, 'is' is the linking verb and 'broken-down' is a predicative adjective. Follow the noun.)

But if we say:

The broken-down lorry (='broken-down' is become to attributive adjective. Precede the noun.)

Everything depends of what you want to say.

The construction is a type of rhetorical question.

Hilary gives a slight pause after "I'm gonna have to work on" and then asks

what else can she call me?

notice that there is an inflection in her voice as if asking a question, and hand gestures and a determined look at Ellen for emphasis in repeating Ellen's original question of "What does she call you?"

It's along same lines of

I've done the laundry; tidied the house; walked the dog; what else do I need to do?