Think of an adjective that begins with the first letter of your name.
It doesn’t have to be true!!
Here are some adjectives to inspire you…
A
+ articulate (good with words), adventurous, affable (relaxed, friendly), awesome
(teenage slang: very impressive!)
- awkward (deliberately difficult!)
B
+ bright (clever), bubbly (lively and cheerful, perhaps a bit noisy)
- bitchy (with a tendency to say spiteful things, while pretending to be nice)
C
+ cheerful, cosmopolitan, charismatic, classy (everything you do is in good taste),
chatty (you love talking), cuddly (you make people want to hug you!)
- chippy (you feel bitter about a lot of things, which makes you difficult to talk to),
cunning (clever and good at deceiving people in order to get what you want)
D
+ dynamic, dishy (very attractive, but only used for men), down-to-earth (sensible
and practical)
- dreary (dull and boring), dodgy (colloquial: “not to be trusted”!)
E
+ easygoing, easy-on-the-eye (colloquial: “attractive”), extravagant (spends
money
on unnecessary things), ex-model (why not!)
- egomaniac (obsessed with yourself!) edgy (nervous and worried)
F
+ fit, funloving, funky (indivisualistic in an exciting, modern way)
- finicky (has to have everything just right)
G
+ gorgeous (very attractive), groovy (colloquial: like Austin Powers!), glamorous
(like a Hollywood star), genuine (sincere)
- grungey (teenage slang: fashionable in a rather unwashed, unhealthy way)
gullible (ready to believe what other people tell you, easily tricked)
H
+ hard-working, hilarious (very funny), high-flying (very successful in your
career),
heavenly (very, very attractive), hunky (colloquial, for men only: attractive, with
a
muscular body)
- hung-up (colloquial: full of complexes)
I
+ intriguing (fascinating)
- ill-at-ease (nervous, uncomfortable or embarrassed)
J
+ jolly, jammy (colloquial: permanently lucky)
- jinxed (permanently unlucky)