award winning: having won or of a quality to win a prize a prizewinning design.
adjective: Petulance leads to decision making with ineffective outcomes.
bad tempered: easily annoyed or made angry.
adjective: For this reason you will become bad tempered, depressed or even aggressive.
cold blooded: done or acting without consideration, compunction, or clemency cold-blooded murder.
adjective: You've a cold blooded predator in your town.
easy going: relaxed and tolerant in approach or manner.
adjective: We had an easy going dinner at the food court.
english speaking: Definitions for english-speaking english-speaking.
adjective: Spanish and English speaking guide in excursions (English only for dollar option)
eye catching: immediately appealing or noticeable; striking.
adjective: Gradient or ombre nails are very eye catching and simple to make
fair-haired: having light or blond hair. a fair-haired child.
adjective: That's the worst part of being a fair-haired water skier.
good-looking:(chiefly of a person) attractive.
adjective: He's young, good-looking and the next champion of the world.
hard working: (of a person) tending to work with energy and commitment; diligent
adjective: Overview Elena is a committed and hard working lawyer.
left-handed: (of a person) using the left hand more naturally than the right.
adjective: They served mainly as left-handed weapons combined with a rapier.
money making: producing a profit, especially with little effort; profitable
adjective: This is an easy, fast money making internet job.
old fashioned: in or according to styles or types no longer current or common; not modern.
adjective: I prefer to make my fortune the old fashioned way
open-minded: willing to consider ideas and opinions that are new or different to your own
adjective: That would not happen to us, our families were open-minded.
purpose built: built for a particular purpose.
adjective: Exterior This is a purpose built hotel.
time saving: reducing the amount of time needed to do something.
adjective: The time saving to be gained is no small feat.
well educated: someone who is well-educated has a lot of knowledge about many subjects, usually because they have studied a lot at college or university.
adjective: I was marvelled with how well educated they are.
