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  • Pain in the neck
    An extremely annoying or tedious person or situation.
  • High-flyer
    An extremely ambitious person who is moving up the career ladder very quickly.
  • Slob
    A person who is physically lazy and has low standards of cleanliness.
  • Troublemaker
    A person who habitually causes difficulty or incites others to defy authority.
  • Early bird
    Someone who gets up very early or arrives at events before everyone else.
  • Windbag
    A person who talks a lot but says little of value, someone who is "full of hot air."
  • Slave driver
    Someone who makes others work incredibly hard, often in a cruel or relentless way.
  • Stick in the mud
    Someone who is dull and unadventurous, someone who refuses to try new things.
  • A salt of the earth
    a genuinely "good" person.
    An individual who is considered decent, honest, and unpretentious
  • Jerk
    (Informal) A contemptible or stupid person, someone who is mean or selfish.
  • The life and soul of the party
    Someone who is very energetic, funny, and at the center of all social activity.
  • Layabout
    A person who habitually avoids work, a lazy person.
  • Golden boy
    A person (usually young) who is exceptionally popular, successful, and seemingly can do no wrong.
  • Wet blanket
    Someone who discourages enthusiasm or prevents others from having fun (literally "extinguishing" the fire of the party).
  • Bimbo
    (Informal/Derogatory) A conventional term for a woman who is perceived as physically attractive but perceived to lack intelligence or "depth."
  • Couch potato
    A person who takes little or no exercise and spends most of their time watching television.
  • Moron
    (Informal/Offensive) A very stupid person.
  • Gossip
    A person who habitually spreads intimate or private rumors about others.
  • Brick
    (British Informal) A very reliable, helpful, and kind person, someone you can lean on in a crisis.
  • Fuddy-duddy
    A person who is old-fashioned, fussy, and resistant to change.
  • Busybody
    A meddling or prying person who is overly interested in other people’s private lives.
  • Sponger
    A person who lives off the generosity of others without giving anything in return.