Adjectives

antique

Pertaining to ancient times

awful

Very bad, terrible, of low quality

awkward

Causing or feeling embarrassment or inconvenience

baggy

Not fitting tightly; loose

blunt

Honest and direct in a rough way; not sharp

brutal

Cruel, violent and without feelings

clumsy

Unskillful with the hands or awkward and ungainly in movement

coarse

Rough and not smooth or soft, or not in very small pieces

confident

Being certain of your abilities or having trust in people, plans, or the future

crooked

Bent or twisted out of shape or out of place

damp

Slightly wet, often in an unpleasant way

dull

Boring, not interesting

dull

Not bright, not loud, not strong

dumb

Stupid, unable to speak

fierce

Very strong or violent

handsome

Good-looking

harsh

Too strong, bright, loud, grating etc

harsh

Unpleasant, unkind, cruel, or more severe than is necessary

hesitant

Lacking decisiveness; uncertain to make a decision

humble

Having or showing a modest or low estimate

humble

Poor or of a low social rank

joyful

Full of joy, happy

light

Low in amount or density, not heavy; slight

loose

Not firmly attached, not fitting tightly

loud

Producing or capable of producing much noise

messy

Untidy, dirty, disordered, complicated

naive

Too ready to believe sb

narrow

Small extent from side to side

nasty

Bad, unpleasant, disgusting, horrible

nasty

Sb

neat

Tidy, clean, orderly

plain

Not complicated or fancy, simple

pleasant

Enjoyable, agreeable, satisfactory, nice

poor

Having little money or few possessions

proud

Having or displaying great dignity or nobility

proud

Pleased of yourself or someone else

rough

Not even or smooth, often because of being in bad condition

rude

Not polite, offensive

safe

Not dangerous or likely to cause harm

shallow

Not deep, superficial

sharp

Having an edge or point that is able to cut or pierce something

sharp

Severe and not gentle; astute but unethical

shy

Nervous and uncomfortable with other people; timid

skillful

Good at doing sth

slim

Attractively thin

sorrowful

Very sad

sour

Sharp or unpleasant taste; (agrio)

spiteful

Full of spite or malice; malicious; malevolent

straight

Continuing in one direction without curving

talkative

Sb

tame

Domesticate (domado)

tender

Gentle, loving, sensitive, or kind

tight

Firm and difficult to move; fitting your body very closely

unpleasant

Not enjoyable or pleasant

unpleasant

Rude and unkind

wealthy

Rich; having wealth

wicked

Evil or morally wrong and bad

wide

Large extent from side to side

wise

Having experience, knowledge, or good judgement