clothing baggy / loose-fitting (adj.

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clothes)
outfit (clothes) tight-fitting
trendy
overcoat, coat appearance
bathing costume, bathing suit, bikini
(swimming) trunks cute
jacket gorgeous
anorak dark-skinned
panties tanned
underpants, pants skin
tights, stockings pale
bra dark-
socks light-
shirt brown- skinned
t-shirt olive-
waistcoat ugly
tie good-looking, handsome
bow tie thin, slim
raincoat plump
cap beard
hat moustache
glove eyebrows
jeans / denim eyelashes
skirt, miniskirt to be cross-eyed / to have a squint
cardigan curly
sweatshirt straight
tracksuit wavy hair
sandal spiky
slippers a thin/oval/round
training shoe a chubby/podgy
platform boots a chubby-cheeked face
suit a weather-beaten
dress a deadpan
belt to go red in the face (with anger/heat)
necklace to go red/to blush (with embarrassment)
ring a smirk
earring a frown
fur a bulbous
leather a hooked
cotton a turned-up/snub/pug
knitted a pointed nose
linen a flat nose
wool a lopsided
silk bald
velvet
silver ambitious
gold/golden
hooded
 freckles sensible
spots/pimples sensitive
blackheads smart
to have moles outgoing
warts shy
wrinkles calm, quiet
patient
rosy cheeks reserved
a birthmark talkative
weak caring
strong uncaring
tiny lazy
middle-aged generous
average height selfish
average weight well-behaved
to wink bored, boring
to blink grateful
blind ashamed, embarrassed
crow’s feet jealous
upset
character delighted
to behave pleased
behaviour excited
bad-tempered mood
moody proud
friendly, kind, sweet, nice sad
confident, self-confident brave
easy-going willing
furious posh
irritable depressed
cheerful astonished
absent-minded annoyed
open-minded / broad-minded stressed
narrow-minded popular
amusing, funny pessimistic
fun-loving optimistic
serious stubborn
polite hard working
rude pigheaded
mean
bossy General vocabulary:
charming
arrogant to be born (I was born)
humble to become
disgusting to bring up (children)
odd, weird to fall ill
clever to fall in love
nasty to be in love
wicked to get engaged
naughty to get / be married to someone
to marry someone (no preposition)
to ask someone to marry you
to get divorced from someone
to divorce (I divorced her)
to get pregnant
to get old
to study a degree
career (false friend)
wealthy
complain
complaint