What words that start with the letter "A" describe someone?
active annoying amazing athletic attractive asleep awake anxious angry alive afraid arrogant alone aware ashamed alert
What are some words to describe someone that start with a T?
some of these? - tenacious, tipsy, tacky, temperamental, talkative, terrific, terrified, terrifying, terrible, tan, thin, thick, tasty, trashed, tainted, tarnished, trained, traumatic, timid, trite, tactful, tame, torturous, taciturn, tardy, taut, tedious, thoughtful, talented, terrific, tidy, tough, truthful, trusting, trustworthy, tranquil, tight, tactful, tolerant, tyrannical, tantalizing, tremendous, tall, tender, tasteful, tricky, tiny, teeny, twisted, troublesome, trendy, triumphant, touchy, thrilling, thoughtful, thoughtless, truthful, trivial, trustworthy, thirsty, tired, treacherous, tenuous, tiresome, ticklish, thorough
What are words starting with r to describe someone?
redonkulous.
What are some words that start with "g" for describing someone?
All words are good words, but you shouldn't have to buy them. G-adjectives for people should be in the thousands, but let us generate a hundred or so and note patterns and oddities so that you already have experience in using them even though you haven't actually composed or read them. The word suggester on my phone is insane and I am premeditating its murder.Gentle green gold grown grown-up garbageman gentleman gentry gallant garrulous gigolo generous gimpy grave-digger goldigger or is that gold digger or gold -digger? gourmander(food critic) gopher growler grump grumpy Gumby grumbling glum gay guy goes grey gray gleener garoche garbageman golfer government worker, great greater greatest, granger gauger golfer Grogan grouch grouchy gambler gamer giant ghostly gaudy ghetto-like galleyman groundskeeper greenskeeper groomsman groom groomer Grinch ,Gomer Pyle, gastroentologist, goon, goony, groomed, groupy, grabby, gracious, graceful, genuine, gardner, guard, grad, graduate, gargantuan, garnisher, grass-cutter, glassblower, galloping gourmet gagman, gang leader, gang member, gangrenous, grappler, grenadier, Granadan, garrot or guillotine tender, general, geneologist, geographer, geologist, grammarian, girl, grandma and pa, great aunt uncle grandson daughter, grandmother father, guilty, guilless, guile-prone gregarious gabby grunge-monger, go-getter, having gall, guts, gills, goiter, gonhorrea, one who is grisly, grizzly, grizzled, greedy, groggy, gassy, glad, glib, gritty, geriatric,galavanting, galvanizing,groping, gunned down, ground up, ghastly, groce, grotesque, acts gingerly, gasping , griping, gagging, grim grimmer Grim Reaper Gallagher Grover Garfield, Gaylord Fucher, gullible, Gestaltic, guest, guessed, grilled, gladiator German, Giambian? Guianian? Ghanan…Ghananiam, Guaman?…Guamanian Guatamalan, Grinch, glazier, gametes, gremlins, grimey garbageman, garco'n (water boy at restaurant) rancher raunchy raunchier restauranteur, recreator, reverend, reverent, rebellious, reveller, rambunctious, rhapscallion…oops…gee, argot in the way, must be enough…5 more!Goalie, grandilloquent, gratified, grieving, giving
What are the best descriptive words that start with R?
Relentless, ruthless, rotund, rhythmic, raging, rosy, ropy, rickety, risible, rapacious, roiling, rollicking, ruined, reprehensible, reminiscent, reserved, reverent, rude, rabid, rampant, relaxing, recumbent, receptive, resentful, rendered, revived, reviled, reptilian, rubirose, rehabilitative, rife, ringing, ruminant, regurgitant, rigid, regimented, redacted, retracted, radical, redundant, rotated, remorseful, rumpled, rusty, ravenous, ragged, rank, rotten, reeking, restless, rowdy, repentant, resilient, riveted, recidivist, recombinant, renegade, red, raw, repetitious/repetitive.I took “descriptive” to mean they had to be adjectives.Since this question will now be stuck in my head all day anyway, maybe I will add an edit with more later — once my brain has been Resuscitated by my Routine morning cup of Robust coffee.We should do J, K, or L next. The poor, Rejected middle of the alphabet.Rancid. Rheumy. Re-elected? Ridiculous!
What words that start with the letter "N" describe someone?
nice nerdy noble naive needy notorious numb nuts natural
Words that describe Girls that start with R?
As one of my previous question asked for Girly words, one of the answers were G.I.R.L. - Greatly Impacted by Real Life. Instead of that I came up with G.I.R.L. I discovered a word for G, I, and L. I now need help finding a word that starts with the letter R. Please help me.
What are some good words starting with the letter R to describe someone?
By good I interpret as descriptive words as opposed to adjectives or nouns that are complimentary. That said here goes.Rebarative Someone who everybody with minute exceptions is disgusted with. I suspect it is related to the word barbarian. By the way the name Barbara comes from barbarian. Barbarian is a Greek word for people other than Greeks. These ancient people thought anyone other than them sounding like they were saying bar, bar and nothing else what so ever.Recusant. Someone who is so rebellious they absolutely refuse to comply with the generally accepted societal rules of conduct.Rotamontadic Someone who brags about themselves sans justification. May I never be guilty of this rather negative adjective.My source “The Superior Person’s Little Book of Words” by Peter Bowler. Hawthorn Press Au. I swear my answers are accurate and I expressed them in my own words.
What are some good words starting with the letter “y” to describe someone?
Youncy (a “fun” way of saying, “bouncy”), yancy (“fancy”), yondering (prone to “wondering” and “wandering” ways), yakkety-yakky (one who talks “on and on” about nothing; one who speaks in gibberish, nonsense, and riddles), yipping, yapping, and yowling (akin to a dog barking, whining, and crying), yippedy-dippedy-dippy (happy-go-lucky), yike-like (one who likes to squabble and whine about everything, anything, and nothing), yaying (one who is more apt to say, “Yay,” than, “Nay”), yocking (joking and laughing in a rowdy manner), yolking (“bleeding” yellow like a gooey, raw egg), yeaning (leaning towards a yean-like, youngish mindset), yarning (did you see/read the “informal definition” of “yarn?” As a noun, it’s, “a long, often elaborate tale of real or fictitious adventures,” and as a verb, it’s, “to tell a long, complicated story.”), and younds (“pounds”), younces (“ounces”), and yeters (“meters”) of other possibilities.