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Personality Idioms

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  • someone who makes other people work really hard (2 words)
    a slave driver
  • someone who seems impolite or is not well-educated, but who has a kind heart and good character.
    a rough diamond
  • a person who always acts good, sweet, or nice, and follows the rules perfectly. They never do anything bad or rebellious.
    a goody-goody/ goody two shoes
  • a person who ruins other people’s fun by staying pessimistic and complaining all the time
    a wet blanket/ killjoy/ party pooper
  • someone who has very little emotions, who is regarded as hard-hearted and unfeeling
    a cold fish
  • somebody who is clever and intelligent
    a smart cookie
  • an extroverted person who loves to socialize
    a social butterfly
  • someone who likes to attend parties often ( 2 words)
    a party animal
  • a mean person who doesn’t like spending money
    a cheapskate
  • a person who moves from place to place, job to job, without staying anywhere long
    a rolling stone
  • a foolish person, a slow thinker
    a lamebrain
  • someone who likes to dominate other people and often tells them what to do
    a bossyboots
  • an enthusiastic person who works very hard (2 words)
    an eager beaver
  • someone who is very interested in science or technology, particularly in computers
    a nerd
  • someone who prefers his own company and does not like socialising.
    a lone wolf/ a lone bird
  • someone who is not able to keep a secret (2 words)
    a big mouth
  • a person who talks a lot
    a chatterbox
  • a person who thinks they know everything, and that their opinions and ideas are the best.
    a smart alec/ a know-it-all/ smart ass
  • a person who is always happy and satisfied. We often use it in the negative.
    a happy camper
  • a person who complains a lot about insignificant things
    a Moaning Minnie
  • a disgusting, horrible, person who deserves to be hated
    a slimeball
  • someone who is absent from school or work without a good reason
    a skiver
  • someone who has greater abilities than he shows or than other people are aware of
    a dark horse
  • a person who constantly wants to know about or interfere in the details of other people’s lives
    a busybody