Definition 1
Always happy and optimistic.
c _ _ _ _ _ _ l
cheerful
willing to consider ideas and opinions that are new or different to your own
o_ _ _-m_ _ _ _d
open-minded
He has become more c_ _ _ _ _ _ _t in his English-speaking skills.
confident
My brother is a real w_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _c who almost never takes time off.
workaholic
always telling people what to do
b_ _ _ _
bossy
having everything ordered and arranged in the right place
t_ _ _
tidy
Although Matt is a great football player, he is very a_ _ _ _ _ _t and refuses to talk to his fans.
arrogant
It was very t_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ of you to bring me soup when I was sick
thoughtful
a person who becomes angry and annoyed easily
b_ _-t_ _ _ _ _ _d
bad-tempered
showing behaviour in which you do things suddenly without any planning.
i_ _ _ _ _ _ _e
impulsive
You have a hard time making decisions. You're i_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _e.
indecisive
Salesperson needs to be o_ _ _ _ _ _g, because they are constantly meeting customers.
outgoing
able to be trusted, depended upon, or counted on to do what is needed or expected
r_ _ _ _ _ _ _
not interesting or exciting in any way
d_ _ _
dull
The team is o_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ that they can win the championship this year
optimistic
I could never be a teacher; I'm just not p_ _ _ _ _ _ enough
patient
arriving, doing something, or happening at the expected or correct time; not late:
p_ _ _ _ _ _ _
punctual
friendly and welcoming to guests and visitors.
h_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _e
hospitable
It was g_ _ _ _ _ _ _ of you to lend me the money.
generous
Try not to be so r_ _ _ _—you have to learn to go with the flow sometimes.
rigid