Would "lousy drivers" and "beautiful women" count as phrases?

Question

There's words like "house" or "automobile" and phrases like "white as snow" or "walked to the store". But what about "lousy drivers" and "beautiful women"? What are they called?

Answer 1

Yes, they're noun phrases. "Walked to the store" is a verb phrase and "white as snow" is an adjective phrase.

Answer 2

"walked to the store" is not a phrase, "to the store" is a phrase - it begins with a preposition and ends with a noun. "lousy drivers" and "beautiful women" are simply 2 nouns ("drivers" and "women") modified by 2 adjectives ("lousy" and "beautiful").