Positive Personality Adjectives

adaptable
adventurous
affable
affectionate
agreeable
ambitious
amiable
amicable
amusing

brave
bright
broad-minded

calm
careful
charming
communicative
compassionate
conscientious
considerate
convivial
courageous
courteous
creative
decisive
determined
diligent
diplomatic
discreet
dynamic

easygoing
emotional
energetic
enthusiastic
exuberant

fair-minded
faithful
fearless
forceful
frank
friendly
funny

generous
gentle
good
gregarious
hard-working
helpful
honest
humorous

imaginative
impartial
independent
intellectual
intelligent
intuitive

inventive
kind

loving
loyal

modest

neat
nice

optimistic

passionate
patient
persistent
pioneering
philosophical
placid
plucky
polite
powerful
practical
pro-active

quick-witted
quiet

rational
reliable
reserved
resourceful
romantic

self-confident
self-disciplined
sensible
sensitive
shy
sincere
sociable
straightforward
sympathetic

thoughtful
tidy
tough

unassuming
understanding

versatile

warmhearted
willing
witty

Negative Personality Adjectives

aggressive
aloof
arrogant

belligerent
big-headed
bitchy
boastful
bone-idle
boring
bossy

callous
cantankerous
careless
changeable
clinging
compulsive
conservative
cowardly
cruel
cunning
cynical

deceitful
detached
dishonest
dogmatic
domineering

finicky
flirtatious
foolish
foolhardy
fussy
greedy
grumpy
gullible

harsh

impatient
impolite
impulsive
inconsiderate
inconsistent
indecisive
indiscreet
inflexible
interfering
intolerant
irresponsible

jealous

lazy

Machiavellian
materialistic
mean
miserly
moody

narrow-minded
nasty
naughty
nervous

obsessive
obstinate
overcritical
overemotional

parsimonious
patronizing
perverse
pessimistic
pompous
possessive
pusillanimous

quarrelsome
quick-tempered

resentful
rude
ruthless
sarcastic
secretive
selfish
self-centred
self-indulgent
silly
sneaky
stingy
stubborn
stupid
superficial

tactless
timid
touchy
thoughtless
truculent

unkind
unpredictable
unreliable
untidy
untrustworthy

vague
vain
vengeful
vulgar

weak-willed

feeling or showing worry, nervousness, or unease about

something with an uncertain outcome.

"she was extremely anxious about her exams"
synonyms: worried, concerned, apprehensive, fearful,

uneasy, ill at ease, perturbed, troubled, disquieted,

bothered, disturbed, distressed, fretful, fretting,

agitated, in a state of agitation, nervous, in a state of

nerves, edgy, on edge, tense, overwrought, worked up,

keyed up, strung out, jumpy, afraid, worried sick, with

one's stomach in knots, with one's heart in one's mouth,

on pins and needles, stressed, under stress, in suspense,

flurried; More
2.
very eager or concerned to do something or for something

to happen.
"the company was anxious to avoid any trouble"
synonyms: eager, keen, desirous, impatient, itching,

longing, yearning, aching, dying

"she was anxious for news of him"

Adjectives to Describe a Person

1. Personality
Personality means an individual’s tendencies to behave, think, and react in a particular way. Most sociologists
agree that personalities come about from the cultures and families in which people are raised.

 Calm: Serene, Someone who has a calm personality does not get agitated or upset easily.
 Example: Sona’s calm, cool personality makes her the ideal leader for the hiking team.
 Related adjectives: serene, tranquil, unagitated

 Arrogant: Consumed with self-importance. Someone who is arrogant thinks too highly of him/herself and
thinks very little about the opinions of others. Arrogant people are often disliked by others.
 Example: He was so arrogant that he neglected to take heed to the warnings of the locals that a
trek up the mountain was dangerous.

 Humble: Meek, considerate of others, acknowledging of one’s limitations.

 Example: The humble librarian won the respect of all the library users.
 Related adjectives: meek, mild, modest

 Eccentric: Eccentric personalities are out of the box. They are unusual and often strange in the eyes of
others.
 Example: Donahue was so eccentric that even the few friends he had, had trouble keeping up with
him.
 Related adjectives: bizarre, outre, nonconcentric

 Charismatic: The ability to effortlessly winning the affections of others.

 Example: Even though Calvin was new to the school, his charismatic ways soon won over most of
the students and this was the main reason he won the race for class president.
  Related adjectives: magnetic
2. Style
A person’s style is really their way of dressing, and the way they carry themselves. Personality plays a
significant role in determining style. As with personality therefore, there are many different words that can be
used to describe style. Some of them are explored in this section.

 Flamboyant: Having a preference for the fashionably glamorous and expensive things. A flamboyant
style is also known as a larger than life approach. People with this personality are extremely excessive in
their search for attention, the limelight, and fashion.
 Example: The flamboyant new office attendant got the attention of everyone each time she
stepped into the office decked out in a trendy new outfit.
 Related adjectives: aureate, florid

 Chic: Fashionably current. A chic style is usually simple, unique, and fashionable all at the same time.
 Example: Carmen has always been a chic fashion enthusiast, so her decision to choose a career in
this field did not surprise anyone.
 Related adjectives: voguish, smart, stylish, fashionable

 Eclectic: possessing a style that is inspired by varying ideas and cultures.

 Example: The eclectic world history teacher never ceased to amaze his students with new and
culturally diverse wardrobe items.

 Modest: Simple and conventional. The opposite of flamboyant or risqué. Someone with a modest style
usually go for the simple.
 Example: The two girls couldn’t be more different in style with Samantha having a flair for the
extravagant and Samara being
 Related adjectives: humble

3. Nationality/ethnic background
Nationality is the nation or country to which someone belongs to. Ethnic background is essentially the Ethnic
group (such as Asian, Caucasian, etc…) to which an individual belongs. The rules of English state that
adjectives that fall in this category should be capitalized. The exceptions to this rule are ethnicity adjectives that
refer to color. The first four examples in this section are nationality adjectives while the other two are ethnicity
adjectives.

 Hungarian: A national of Hungary

 Example: Bernadett is Hungarian, but her husband isn’t.

 Ethiopian: Possessing Ethiopian citizenship.

 Example: Our new foreign exchange student is Ethiopian and very proud of his heritage and
culture.

 British: Belonging to Britain

 Example: The British model brought global attention to world hunger when she volunteered to
spend three months delivering food to starving children.
  American: Belonging to America. This word usually refers to citizens of the United States of America and
not to those who live in South America. Citizens of South America are usually referred to by using
adjectives that come from the name of their countries and in general, are called South Americans.
 Example: The American driver won a race.

 Hispanic: This word is used to describe the ethnic identity of persons from Spanish speaking countries.
 Example: The Hispanic instructor was so great that all his students begged for longer, more
frequent lessons.

 Caucasian: This word typically refers to members of the white race.

 Example: The reporter identified the Good Samaritan as a Caucasian male in his late fifties.

 Black: Belonging to the race that originated in Africa characterized by dark or brown complexion and
curly hair.
 Example: The quartet was racially even, with two black singers and two white ones.
4. Physical Appearance
Physical appearance is self-explanatory. It includes aspects of an individual that others can see, hear, and feel,
such as hair, height, and shape. Each aspect has its own set of suitable descriptive words. This section
explores some of those words. The focus for this section will be words that describe the physical appearance of
people.

4.a Hair: The texture and color of an individual’s hair is determined, to a great extent by his/her ethnicity.
Nowadays however, a lot of methods are used to change hair color and texture. The words below describe the
physical appearance of human hair.
 Straight: Consisting of elongated strands with no curves. Naturally straight hair is associated with
persons who are Caucasian, Asian, or Indian. Persons with straight hair achieve curly hair by using
different styling methods and tools.
 Example: She had long flowing straight hair that danced beautifully on windy days.

 Curly: Consisting of several curves. Some Indians and Caucasians may have curly hair, but this type of
hair is most popular with individuals of African descent. Curly hair can be straightened temporarily to
achieve a different look.
 Example: His curly hair fell messily on his forehead, creating an almost artistic noodle-like
arrangement against his skin.

 Cropped: Cut short to embrace the face. Cropped hair is cut close to the scalp and is a unisex hairstyle
which means that it suits both men and women.
 Example: Her short cropped hair formed a perfect frame for her heart-shaped face.

 Black: Having a completely dark color. Often described as the absence of light or the opposite of white.
This hair color is the most popular natural human hair color.
 Example: Her black hair was swept into an elaborate upsweep that wowed everyone at the
pageant.

 Auburn: A variety of red hair that is a cross between brown and red.
 Example: She brushed her silky auburn hair behind her ear and smiled sheepishly at him.
  Blonde: A yellowish hair color. This hair color comes in a variety of yellow or gold shades which range
from rich or heavy to light. This word is often used to describe a woman who has hair of this color. Men’s
hair can also be described as blond.
 Example: She bowed her head and started to pray; all they could see was a mop of
light blonde hair neatly arranged on her head and effectively masking her face.

 Brunette: Dark brown hair. This word is used to describe a woman who has this type of hair.
 Example: The amicable, tall brunette contestant stood out among all her blonde counterparts.

4.b Height: Some height adjectives, such as monumental, are unsuitable for descriptions of people.
However, below are some height adjectives that are appropriate for descriptions of people.
 Towering: Much taller than the norm. Someone who is described as towering tends to be so tall, that he
or she has to look down at others.
 Example: His towering physique made him attractive to recruiters for basketball teams.

 Tapering: In referring to height this word means very tall and thin. It is similar to towering, but is not as
popular in use. Be careful in using it however, as it does have another meaning. In describing other
things, it carries the meaning; diminishing or lessening.
 Example: The tiny baby boy soon grew into a tapering, well-groomed young man.

 Lanky: Very tall and slim in an unappealing or clumsy way. This word is often used to describe someone
in a negative way.
 Example: I carefully glanced at the reflection in the store window and realized that my stalker was
a lanky, greasy haired man who seemed to be in his forties.

 Squat: Short and thickset. This word is used to describe someone who is short.
 Example: She looked down at him from the balcony and was bemused at how unusually squat he
appeared from that angle.

 Dwarfish: small in stature. This word helps to create an image of a person who is extremely short, like a
dwarf.
 Example: She smiled after glimpsing at his dwarfish figure running away from mischief.
4.c Shapes: Another area in which human beings differ is the shape of their bodies. Shape adjectives help
to create clear and visual images of the physical appearance of people. Some shape adjectives are more
suitable to a particular gender as the examples below will illustrate.
 Curvaceous: Possessing attractive curves. This word is suitable for describing females who have
attractive physiques.
 Example: Her curvaceous physique awed everyone as she strutted on the catwalk.

 Chiseled: Prominently outlined. This word is most appropriate for the description of a man’s face,
especially his jaw line. It is also used to describe well-developed muscles of an athlete or fitness pro.
 Example: Her firm and chiseled calves, which made her the envy of all her friends, were the
products of years and years of hard work in the gym.
  Rotund: Having a plump or round shape.
 Example: A rotund police officer continuously glared at them through the window, making them feel
extremely guilty.

 Plump: Round in shape or fat.

 Example: The terminally ill patient was accompanied to her bed by a plump, kind nurse who made
her feel relaxed and safe.

5. Characteristics and Traits

A part of what makes each individual unique is his or her characteristics and traits. People’s characteristics or
traits become clear when they speak, act, and interact with others. The things that are habitually said and done
help to determine someone’s characteristic or trait. These attributes are most adequately described by using
adjectives such as the ones in this section.

 Clever: Very smart. Some other words for clever are; shrewd or witty.
 Example: There was no need to worry as the experienced and clever technician was able to figure
out the problem almost immediately.

 Generous: Kind and considerate of others.

 Example: The fire victims were offered food and clothing by a generous community member who
heard about their plight.

 Mysterious: Difficult to understand. Seemingly secretive

 Example: The most intriguing part of the novel was the mysterious stranger who appeared
suddenly in the town.

 Creative: Talented when it comes to finding new solutions, fixing things, or coming up with novel ideas.
 Example: The ideal candidate for the position is a creative, multi-tasker who has excellent people
skills.

 Flexible: Open to and accepting of changes. Easily adaptable to new situations and environments.
 Example: The new principal was flexible enough to allow for some very novel changes in the way
the school is run, such as the introduction of student-led days where the students and teachers
switched roles temporarily.

Positive Adjectives to Describe People

1. adaptable
 capable of fitting a particular situation or use

When Connie's parents divorced, she proved herself to be adaptable. It wasn't easy, but she learned
how to cope with this big change.

People who are adaptable can overcome change easily.

2. adventurous

willing to undertake new and daring enterprises

People who are adventurous seek out the fun in life. They love to try something new--sometimes an
act that others would find scary. Adventurous people love to travel and try new foods at a
restaurant.

3. affectionate

having or displaying warmth or affection

If you like to snuggle up next to someone, then you are affectionate.

4. ambitious

having a strong desire for success or achievement

Ambitious people try to get ahead in life--they look for opportunities to better their life. For the most
part, this has a positive feeling, but in some people, ambition is too strong and they hurt people
along the way to get what they want.

5. amiable

diffusing warmth and friendliness

Amiable people are affable. They are kind, warm and friendly.

6. compassionate

showing or having sympathy for another's suffering

Someone who is compassionate feels a strong sense of sadness when they see others who are
suffering. A compassionate person always tries to do something to help ease the suffering. You
would find a compassionate person helping out in a homeless shelter.
7. considerate

showing concern for the rights and feelings of others

A considerate person looks out for other people. They often allow someone else to have the last
piece of pie or they hold the door open for another person.

8. courageous

able to face and deal with danger or fear without flinching

A courageous person is brave. They are the type of person to run into a burning building. They are
also likely to get involved to stop a bullying situation.

9. courteous

characterized by courtesy and gracious good manners

Courteous people say, "Please," "Thank you" and "No, thanks." Their manners are present because
they are nice toward other people.

10. diligent

characterized by care and perseverance in carrying out tasks

Diligent people work hard until a job is done. They take great care in doing things right. They don't
give up.

11. empathetic

showing ready comprehension of others' states

Someone who is empathetic is able to understand people better because they see things from the
other person's perspective.

When it comes to working with children it is important to be empathetic. My daughters might be

upset for a ridiculous reason, but I can only help them if I understand why they truly feel as they
do.

12. exuberant

unrestrained, especially with regard to feelings

An exuberant person is full of joy and has a lot of energy to show it.

13. frank

characterized by directness in manner or speech

Someone who is frank "tells it like it is." It might not be pretty, but they will tell you straight.

14. generous

willing to give and share unstintingly

A generous person shares what they have willingly. It might be a cupcake or their time--either way,
they're happy to share.

15. gregarious

temperamentally seeking and enjoying the company of others

Gregarious people are fun to be around and they like being around other people. They are the "life of
the party."

16. impartial

free from undue bias or preconceived opinions

Impartial people are fair. They are able to remain neutral before forming an opinion. Lawyers like to
have impartial people on juries so that they can fairly weight the evidence.

17. intuitive

obtained through instinctive knowledge

An intuitive person operates by instinct. They sort of have a special feel for a situation. The best
basketball players are intuitive when it comes to finding the open teammate.

A lot of teaching is intuitive--the best teachers just know how to present things so that kids
understand. (Related words: intuition and intuitively).

18. inventive

marked by independence and creativity in thought or action

Since the band's drummer did not show up for the concert, they gotinventive--they asked members of
the audience to come up and clap and play tambourines.

Inventive people are able to find creative, ingenious solutions to problems. They might be able to
repair a car with a paper clip.

One of my favorite quotes is by Benjamin Franklin: "Necessity is the mother of invention." In

other words, when there is a strong need, an invention to fill that need usually occurs.

19. passionate

having or expressing strong emotions

Passionate people have a real love for something in their life. They embrace this or many activities
with a strong feeling. What are you passionate about?

20. persistent

stubbornly unyielding

Persistent people never give up. Even when the odds are stacked against them, the work tirelessly
until the goal is achieved.

21. philosophical

meeting trouble with level-headed detachment

People who are philosophical often wonder, "In the grand scheme of things, is it worth it?"
Philosophical people tend to look at the larger picture of life and stay above trivial situations.

When teaching it is important to remain philosophical about a student's success. A teacher has a
large part to play in a student's success, but ultimately I cannot "make" him learn. Actually
learning something is up to him.

22. practical

guided by experience and observation rather than theory

People who are practical look at things is a reasonable, level-headed way. They are likely to take a
coat with them in case it is cold--they know they can take it off if it is too hot--they're just
practical.
23. rational

having its source in or being guided by the intellect

Rational people are practical. They make rational decisions based on their logical reasoning about a
situation. They don't base decisions on emotions.

24. reliable

worthy of trust

Someone who is reliable is trust worthy and dependable. You can "count on" a reliable person.

25. resourceful

adroit or imaginative

A resourceful person uses creativity and the things around them to tackle a problem. They see
solutions (sometimes obvious ones) that others don't see.

26. sensible

able to feel or perceive

A sensible person is a clear thinking, reasonable person.

27. sincere

open and genuine; not deceitful

A sincere person is honest in their feelings toward others. (Antonym: insincerely).

28. sympathetic

expressing compassion or friendly fellow feelings

You are sympathetic when you feel sorry for someone else. You send a sympathy card when a friend
loses a loved one because you want her to know that you feel sorry for her loss.

Their loss upsets you because you are sympathetic.

29. unassuming

not arrogant
An unassuming person is awesome but does not go around bragging about it. In fact, she might not
even know that she's so awesome. A girl might be a great artist, but is unassuming about her
skill.

30. witty

combining clever conception and facetious expression

Someone who is witty combines humor with intelligence. A witty observation is funny but also
sophisticated. You need to be smart to understand a witty person's jokes.

A D I N Q T
able dainty idiotic naive quarrelsome tactful
abnormal decisive idle nasty querulous tactless
absent-minded deep illogical natural quick talented
above average deferential imaginative naughty quick-tempered testy
adventurous deft immature negative quiet thinking
affectionate delicate immodest nervous R thoughtful
agile demonic impatient noisy realistic thoughtless
agreeable dependent imperturbable normal reassuring timid
alert delightful impetuous nosy reclusive tired
amazing demure impractical numb reliable tolerant
ambitious depressed impressionable O reluctant touchy
amiable devoted impressive obliging resentful tranquil
amusing dextrous impulsive obnoxious reserved U
analytical diligent inactive old-fashioned resigned ugly
angelic direct incisive one-sided resourceful unaffected
apathetic dirty incompetent orderly respected unbalanced
apprehensive disagreeable inconsiderate ostentatious respectful uncertain
ardent discerning inconsistent outgoing responsible uncooperative
artificial discreet independent outspoken restless undependable
artistic disruptive indiscreet P revered unemotional
assertive distant indolent passionate ridiculous unfriendly
attentive distraught indefatigable passive S unguarded
average distrustful industrious paternal sad unhelpful
awesome dowdy inexperienced paternalistic sassy unimaginative
awful dramatic insensitive patient saucy unmotivated
B dreary inspiring peaceful sedate unpleasant
balanced drowsy intelligent peevish self-assured unpopular
beautiful drugged interesting pensive selfish unreliable
below average drunk intolerant persevering sensible unsophisticated
beneficent dull inventive persnickety sensitive unstable
blue dutiful irascible petulant sentimental unsure
 blunt E irritable picky serene unthinking
boisterous eager irritating plain serious unwilling
brave earnest J plain-speaking sharp V
bright easy-going jocular playful short-tempered venal
brilliant efficient jovial pleasant shrewd versatile
buff egotistical joyous plucky shy vigilant
C elfin judgmental polite silly W
callous emotional K popular sincere warm
candid energetic keen positive sleepy warmhearted
cantankerous enterprising kind powerful slight wary
capable enthusiastic L practical sloppy watchful
careful evasive lame prejudiced slothful weak
careless even-tempered lazy pretty slovenly well-behaved
caustic exacting lean proficient slow well-developed
cautious excellent leery proud smart well-intentioned
charming excitable lethargic provocative snazzy well-respected
childish experienced level-headed prudent sneering well-rounded
childlike F listless punctual snobby willing
cheerful fabulous lithe somber wonderful
chic fastidious lively sober Y
churlish ferocious local sophisticated volcanic
circumspect fervent logical soulful vulnerable
civil fiery long-winded soulless Z
clean flabby lovable sour zealous
clever flaky love-lorn spirited
clumsy flashy lovely spiteful
coherent frank M stable
cold friendly maternal staid
competent funny mature steady
composed fussy mean stern
conceited G meddlesome stoic
condescending generous mercurial striking
confident gentle methodical strong
confused gloomy meticulous stupid
conscientious glutinous mild sturdy
considerate good miserable subtle
content grave modest sullen
cool great moronic sulky
cool-headed groggy morose supercilious
cooperative grouchy motivated superficial
cordial guarded musical surly
courageous H suspicious
cowardly hateful sweet
crabby hearty
crafty helpful
cranky hesitant
 crass hot-headed
critical hypercritical
cruel hysterical
curious
cynical

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Adjectives
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More on Adjectives
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abandoned active aggressive amazing anxious attached

able actual agile ambitious any attentive
absolute adept agitated ample apprehensive attractive
adorable admirable agonizing amused appropriate austere
adventurous admired agreeable amusing apt authentic
academic adolescent ajar anchored arctic authorized
acceptable adorable alarmed ancient arid automatic
acclaimed adored alarming angelic aromatic avaricious
accomplished advanced alert angry artistic average
accurate afraid alienated anguished ashamed aware
 aching affectionate alive animated assured awesome
acidic aged all annual astonishing awful
acrobatic aggravating altruistic another athletic awkward
antique

babyish beneficial black-and-white bogus brave bubbly

bad better bland boiling breakable bulky
back best blank bold brief bumpy
baggy bewitched blaring bony bright buoyant
bare big bleak boring brilliant burdensome
barren big-hearted blind bossy brisk burly
basic biodegradable blissful both broken bustling
beautiful bite-sized blond bouncy bronze busy
belated bitter blue bountiful brown buttery
beloved black blushing bowed bruised buzzing

calculating cheap cloudy complex coordinated critical

calm cheerful clueless complicated corny crooked
candid cheery clumsy composed corrupt crowded
canine chief cluttered concerned costly cruel
capital chilly coarse concrete courageous crushing
carefree chubby cold confused courteous cuddly
careful circular colorful conscious crafty cultivated
careless classic colorless considerate crazy cultured
caring clean colossal constant creamy cumbersome
cautious clear comfortable content creative curly
cavernous clear-cut common conventional creepy curvy
celebrated clever compassionate cooked criminal cute
charming close competent cool crisp cylindrical
closed complete cooperative

damaged decent delightful difficult distant doting

damp decimal delirious digital downright double
dangerous decisive demanding diligent dreary downright
dapper deep dense dim dirty drab
 daring defenseless dental dimpled disguised drafty
darling defensive dependable dimwitted dishonest dramatic
dark defiant dependent direct dismal dreary
dazzling deficient descriptive disastrous distant droopy
dead definite deserted discrete distinct dry
deadly definitive detailed disfigured distorted dual
deafening delayed determined disgusting dizzy dull
dear delectable devoted disloyal dopey dutiful
dearest delicious different dismal

each elaborate embellished enraged even excited

eager elastic eminent entire evergreen exciting
earnest elated emotional envious everlasting exotic
early elderly empty equal every expensive
easy electric enchanted equatorial evil experienced
easy-going elegant enchanting essential exalted expert
ecstatic elementary energetic esteemed excellent extraneous
edible elliptical enlightened ethical exemplary extroverted
educated embarrassed enormous euphoric exhausted extra-large
excitable extra-small

fabulous fast filthy flimsy forthright frilly

failing fat fine flippant fortunate frizzy
faint fatal finished flowery fragrant frivolous
fair fatherly firm fluffy frail front
faithful favorable first fluid frank frosty
fake favorite firsthand flustered frayed frozen
false fearful fitting focused free frugal
familiar fearless fixed fond French fruitful
famous feisty flaky foolhardy fresh full
fancy feline flamboyant foolish frequent fumbling
fantastic female flashy forceful friendly functional
far feminine flat forked frightened funny
faraway few flawed formal frightening fussy
far-flung fickle flawless forsaken frigid fuzzy
far-off flickering

gargantuan gifted gloomy gracious gregarious growing

 gaseous giving glorious grand grim growling
general glamorous glossy grandiose grimy grown
generous glaring glum granular gripping grubby
gentle glass golden grateful grizzled gruesome
genuine gleaming good grave gross grumpy
giant gleeful good-natured gray grotesque guilty
giddy glistening gorgeous great grouchy gullible
gigantic glittering graceful greedy grounded gummy
green

hairy hard-to-find healthy hidden honest humble

half harmful heartfelt hideous honorable humiliating
handmade harmless hearty high honored humming
handsome harmonious heavenly high-level hopeful humongous
handy harsh heavy hilarious horrible hungry
happy hasty hefty hoarse hospitable hurtful
happy-go-lucky hateful helpful hollow hot husky
hard haunting helpless homely huge

icky ill-fated impeccable impure infatuated intelligent

icy ill-informed impartial inborn inferior intent
ideal illiterate imperfect incomparable infinite intentional
idealistic illustrious imperturbable incompatible informal interesting
identical imaginary impish incomplete innocent internal
idle imaginative impolite inconsequential insecure international
idiotic immaculate important incredible insidious intrepid
idolized immaterial impossible indelible insignificant ironclad
ignorant immediate impractical inexperienced insistent irresponsible
ill immense impressionable indolent instructive irritating
illegal impassioned impressive infamous insubstantial itchy
improbable infantile

jaded jaunty joint joyful judicious junior

jagged jealous jolly joyous juicy jumpy
jam-packed jittery jovial jubilant jumbo juvenile
 K

kaleidoscopic key kindhearted klutzy knotty known

keen kind kindly knobby knowledgeable kooky
knowing kosher

lame lazy lighthearted little long-term low

lanky leading likable live loose loyal
large lean likely lively lopsided lucky
last leafy limited livid lost lumbering
lasting left limp loathsome loud luminous
late legal limping lone lovable lumpy
lavish legitimate linear lonely lovely lustrous
lawful light lined long loving luxurious
liquid

mad masculine medium milky modern mountainous

made-up massive meek mindless modest muddy
magnificent mature mellow miniature moist muffled
majestic meager melodic minor monstrous multicolored
major mealy memorable minty monthly mundane
male mean menacing miserable monumental murky
mammoth measly merry miserly moral mushy
married meaty messy misguided mortified musty
marvelous medical metallic misty motherly muted
mediocre mild mixed motionless mysterious

naive nautical negative next nocturnal noteworthy

narrow near neglected nice noisy novel
nasty neat negligible nifty nonstop noxious
natural necessary neighboring nimble normal numb
naughty needy nervous nippy notable nutritious
new noted nutty
 O

obedient odd old-fashioned orange original outrageous

obese oddball only orderly other outstanding
oblong offbeat open organic our oval
oily offensive optimal ornate outlying overcooked
oblong official optimistic ornery outgoing overdue
obvious old opulent ordinary outlandish overjoyed
occasional overlooked

palatable periodic plaintive poor pretty profuse

pale perky plastic popular precious proper
paltry personal playful portly previous proud
parallel pertinent pleasant posh pricey prudent
parched pesky pleased positive prickly punctual
partial pessimistic pleasing possible primary pungent
passionate petty plump potable prime puny
past phony plush powerful pristine pure
pastel physical polished powerless private purple
peaceful piercing polite practical prize pushy
peppery pink political precious probable putrid
perfect pitiful pointed present productive puzzled
perfumed plain pointless prestigious profitable puzzling
poised

quaint quarrelsome queasy questionable quick-witted quirky

qualified quarterly querulous quick quiet quixotic
quintessential quizzical

radiant ready reliable repulsive roasted royal

ragged real relieved revolving robust rubbery
rapid realistic remarkable rewarding rosy rundown
rare reasonable remorseful rich rotating ruddy
rash red remote rigid rotten rude
raw reflecting repentant right rough runny
 recent regal required ringed round rural
reckless regular respectful ripe rowdy rusty
rectangular responsible

sad separate silly sociable square stupendous

safe serene silver soft squeaky stupid
salty serious similar soggy squiggly sturdy
same serpentine simple solid stable stylish
sandy several simplistic somber staid subdued
sane severe sinful some stained submissive
sarcastic shabby single spherical stale substantial
sardonic shadowy sizzling sophisticated standard subtle
satisfied shady skeletal sore starchy suburban
scaly shallow skinny sorrowful stark sudden
scarce shameful sleepy soulful starry sugary
scared shameless slight soupy steep sunny
scary sharp slim sour sticky super
scented shimmering slimy Spanish stiff superb
scholarly shiny slippery sparkling stimulating superficial
scientific shocked slow sparse stingy superior
scornful shocking slushy specific stormy supportive
scratchy shoddy small spectacular straight sure-footed
scrawny short smart speedy strange surprised
second short-term smoggy spicy steel suspicious
secondary showy smooth spiffy strict svelte
second-hand shrill smug spirited strident sweaty
secret shy snappy spiteful striking sweet
self-assured sick snarling splendid striped sweltering
self-reliant silent sneaky spotless strong swift
selfish silky sniveling spotted studious sympathetic
sentimental snoopy spry stunning

tall tempting thick thrifty tough trivial

talkative tender thin thunderous traumatic troubled
tame tense third tidy treasured true
tan tepid thirsty tight tremendous trusting
tangible terrible this timely tragic trustworthy
tart terrific thorough tinted trained trusty
tasty testy thorny tiny tremendous truthful
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taut that thoughtful torn tricky turbulent
tedious these threadbare total trifling twin
teeming trim

ugly uneven united unripe untrue upright

ultimate unfinished unkempt unruly unused upset
unacceptable unfit unknown unselfish unusual urban
unaware unfolded unlawful unsightly unwelcome usable
uncomfortable unfortunate unlined unsteady unwieldy used
uncommon unhappy unlucky unsung unwilling useful
unconscious unhealthy unnatural untidy unwitting useless
understated uniform unpleasant untimely unwritten utilized
unequaled unimportant unrealistic untried upbeat utter
unique

vacant valuable venerated victorious violent vital

vague vapid vengeful vigilant virtual vivacious
vain variable verifiable vigorous virtuous vivid
valid vast vibrant villainous visible voluminous
velvety vicious violet

wan wealthy well-groomed white winged worried

warlike weak well-informed whole wiry worrisome
warm weary well-lit whopping wise worse
warmhearted webbed well-made wicked witty worst
warped wee well-off wide wobbly worthless
wary weekly well-to-do wide-eyed woeful worthwhile
wasteful weepy well-worn wiggly wonderful worthy
watchful weighty wet wild wooden wrathful
waterlogged weird which willing woozy wretched
watery welcome whimsical wilted wordy writhing
wavy well-documented whirlwind winding worldly wrong
whispered windy worn wry
 Y

yawning yellow yellowish young youthful yummy

yearly

zany zealous zesty zigzag