children who behave badly because they are given everything they want. - Spoiled, people who always want to win. - Competitive, people who think about themselves and not about other people. - Selfish, people who use force to succeed and may fight or argue. - Aggressive, people who get other people to do what they want cleverly or even unfairly. - Manipulative, people who are happy one minute and sad the next, and are often bad-tempered. - Moody, people who like giving orders to other people. - Bossy, people who show that they love or like people very much. - Affectionate, people who you trust or depend on. - Reliable, people who understand other people's feelings or are easily hurt or offended. - Sensitive, people who want to be successful in life. - Ambitious, people who think that someone loves another person more than them or wants what other people have.  - Jealous, people who have an attractive personality that makes people like them. - Charming, seeing little or no good in other people, believing that people do good things for bad reasons - cynical , thinking too highly of oneself, considering oneself better than others - egotistical, often doing things to make other people feel good - thoughtful, Someone who doesn't keep their things in order - Untidy, Needs to be in control - Control Freak, cares about you and wants to help you - Kind-hearted, always does what you need them to - Dependable, has a positive, optimistic attitude - Upbeat, is angry and unhappy for long periods - Sulky, bad-tempered and irritable. - Grouch // grumpy, doesn' like giving anything away, bad person - Mean, Someone who moves or handles things in a weird way.. - clumsy, Someone who shows excessive pride and self-satisfaction in one's achievements, possessions, or abilities. - boastful, Someone who is disobedient; badly behaved - naughty, Someone who has no pity or compassion for others. - ruthless, Someone who shows quick and inventive verbal humor. - witty, Someone who is oversensitive and irritable. - touchy,

Personality Adjectives - Upper intermediate

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