Fashion Descriptors

adjective a descriptive word that modifies a noun or pronoun, often used to describe beauty or attractiveness

• The beauteous landscape was a sight to behold.
• Wow, that sunset was so beauteous!
• That beauteous dress is fire!
• Her beauteous voice was music to my ears.

adjective having a happy and optimistic disposition; bright and pleasant in appearance

• The cheery atmosphere of the event was a welcome change from the usual somber gatherings.
• She always has a cheery smile on her face, no matter what.
• I love hanging out with her, she's always so cheery and fun to be around.
• His cheery disposition was like a ray of sunshine on a cloudy day.

noun a sweet, fruit-flavored candy or confection

• The chef prepared a tray of assorted comfits for the dessert table.
• I couldn't resist sneaking a few comfits from the candy dish.
• These comfits are so addicting, I can't stop eating them!
• Her sweet words were like comfits for my soul, comforting and delightful.

adjective A term used to describe a person who flirts or behaves in a flirtatious manner.

• She maintained a coquettish demeanor during the business meeting.
• She was being a bit coquettish with him at the party last night.
• She's always so coquettish when she's trying to get her way.
• The way the sunlight danced on the water had a coquettish quality to it.

adjective describing someone with an attractive and shapely figure

• The curvaceous lines of the sculpture were admired by art critics.
• She's got a curvaceous figure that turns heads wherever she goes.
• Check out that curvaceous new car cruising down the street!
• His curvaceous storytelling kept the audience captivated until the very end.

adjective having a peaceful or romantic quality; resembling a dream

• The sunset over the ocean created a dreamy atmosphere on the beach.
• I love taking naps in my dreamy bedroom with the soft lighting.
• That new cafe has such a dreamy vibe, I could hang out there all day.
• Her voice had a dreamy quality that made everyone feel relaxed and at ease.

adjective characterized by fluttering or light and quick movements

• The butterfly's wings were delicate and fluttery as it landed on the flower.
• She felt a fluttery sensation in her stomach when she saw him walk into the room.
• My heart gets all fluttery whenever I see my crush.
• The excitement in the room was so intense, it felt like a fluttery energy was buzzing around.

adjective excitable and frivolous.

adverb in a giddy manner.

• She felt giddy after spinning around in circles for too long.
• I always get giddy when I see my favorite band in concert.
• I was so giddy when I found out I got the job!
• The thought of starting a new adventure made her feel giddy with excitement.

adjective glaring is an adjective that describes something that is extremely obvious or conspicuous, often in a negative way

• The glaring error in the report was immediately brought to the attention of the supervisor.
• She couldn't help but notice the glaring mistake in his presentation.
• The outfit she wore to the party was glaringly inappropriate.
• The glaring sun beat down on the hikers as they made their way up the mountain.

verb present participle of the verb 'gush', which means to flow out rapidly and plentifully

adjective characterized by a rapid and plentiful outpouring or flow

• The gushing water from the broken pipe flooded the basement.
• I couldn't stop gushing about how amazing the movie was.
• She was gushing over her new crush to all her friends.
• His gushing praise for her work made her feel appreciated.

adjective lively and cheerful; full of energy

• The perky young intern greeted everyone with a smile each morning.
• She always has a perky attitude, no matter what.
• Her perky personality is contagious, dude.
• The perky flowers in the garden seemed to dance in the sunlight.

adjective attractively lively or appealing

• The pert young woman was known for her sharp wit and intelligence.
• She's always so pert with her comments, but it's all in good fun.
• I can't believe how pert she was with her comeback, it was savage!
• His pert attitude towards authority often got him in trouble.

adjective having a dark or dull color; gloomy or depressing in character or mood

• The atmosphere in the room was somber as everyone mourned the loss of their colleague.
• After the funeral, we all felt somber and quiet.
• The mood at the party was somber after the fight broke out.
• His somber outlook on life made it hard for him to find joy in anything.

adjective relating to a person who is broad and sturdily built; thickset

• The stocky man stood out in the crowd with his broad shoulders and muscular build.
• I saw a stocky guy at the gym lifting some heavy weights.
• That stocky dude is a beast on the football field.
• The stocky tree trunk provided a sturdy base for the tire swing.

adjective full of difficulty or tribulation

• The torrid heat wave caused temperatures to soar above 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
• It's been a torrid summer with no relief from the heat.
• The party was torrid, everyone was dancing and having a great time.
• Their torrid love affair burned brightly but eventually fizzled out.

noun a way of walking by taking short steps from side to side, like a duck

verb to walk with short steps from side to side, like a duck

• The penguin waddled gracefully across the icy terrain.
• The ducklings waddled behind their mother in a cute line.
• I saw him waddle out of the bar after having one too many drinks.
• The toddler waddled towards the toy, eager to play with it.

adjective describing someone with eyes open wide in amazement or surprise

• The wide-eyed child looked around in wonder at the museum exhibits.
• She was wide-eyed with excitement when she saw the surprise party.
• I was wide-eyed when I saw the price tag on that new car.
• The team was wide-eyed with anticipation before the championship game.

noun a quality or characteristic that excites or stimulates the senses

verb to move swiftly or sharply

interjection used to represent a sharp, high-pitched sound or feeling

• The speaker's witty remarks added a touch of zing to the conference.
• I love adding a little zing to my pasta with some chili flakes.
• Her outfit had so much zing, she definitely stood out in the crowd.
• The unexpected plot twist in the movie really gave it some zing.

adjective describing someone with a face that is long in shape

• The long-faced man stood quietly in the corner, observing the room.
• Why do you always look so long-faced when you're tired?
• Don't be so long-faced, everything will work out in the end.
• Her long-faced expression spoke volumes about her disappointment.

adjective agitated or fluttering

adverb in a state of excitement or agitation

preposition in a fluttering or agitated state

• The butterflies in her stomach had her feeling aflutter before her big presentation.
• I can't help but feel aflutter every time I see him.
• She was all aflutter when she found out she got the job.
• The news of the merger left the entire company aflutter with excitement.

adjective shining brightly; radiant; dazzling

• The fulgent chandelier illuminated the grand ballroom.
• The fulgent fireworks lit up the night sky.
• Her fulgent smile brightened up the room.
• His fulgent ideas shone brightly in the meeting.