At the moment I can only remember 気持ちいい and 気持ち悪い, but I am sure there are
more adjectives like this. They consist of a noun and then an adjective. I'm
confused about them because I've seen 気持ちの悪い and I don't know how this would
translate (feeling's bad?).

If I wanted to use adjectives like this on their own, do I just say it like
「それが気持ち悪い」? Also, if I wanted to modify a noun, would I then use it like so:
「気持ちの悪い人」?

Thanks
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grammar adjectives
How do I use adjectives like　気持ち悪い?
Yes, it's taken as either one adjective or combination of a noun and an
adjective.

So, you can say either それが 気持ち悪い or それが 気持ちが 悪い, likewise 気持ち悪い人 or 気持ちの悪い人 in
modifying clauses.
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