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To solve this "Mad Libs" puzzle, we need to fill in the blanks with words that match the specific part of speech requested (like adjective, noun, or verb). Since Mad Libs are designed to be funny and creative, there is no single "correct" answer. However, I will provide a set of words that fit grammatically and create a humorous story.

Here is the step-by-step selection for each blank:

1. Adjective: Needs to describe the cubicle. Let's use tiny.
2. Superlative: Needs to compare the cubicle to all others (usually ends in -est or uses "most"). Let's use smallest.
3. Noun (singular): An object on the desk. Let's use cactus.
4. Adjective: Describes the next noun. Let's use grumpy.
5. Noun (singular): A person or thing next to the cactus. Let's use coworker.
6. Adjective: Describes another item in the drawer. Let's use sticky.
7. Noun (singular): Item in the drawer. Let's use notebook.
8. Verb (present tense): An action a coworker tried to do. Let's use eat.
9. Noun (singular): What they tried to eat. Let's use sandwich.
10. Verb (present tense): A threat/action you would take. Let's use throw.
11. Noun (singular): What you would throw. Let's use stapler.
12. Adjective: A complaint about the cubicle. Let's use cold.
13. Adjective: Another complaint. Let's use dark.
14. Noun (plural): Things to buy to fix the problem. Let's use heaters.
15. A city: Name of a city. Let's use Chicago.
16. Noun (singular): Large object fitting in a big office. Let's use sofa.
17. Noun (singular): Another large object. Let's use pool table.

Now, let's assemble the final list of words to fill in the blanks in order.

Final Answer:
1. tiny
2. smallest
3. cactus
4. grumpy
5. coworker
6. sticky
7. notebook
8. eat
9. sandwich
10. throw
11. stapler
12. cold
13. dark
14. heaters
15. Chicago
16. sofa
17. pool table