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For example, you might tell your friends what your boss is like. You might tell your sister what that cute guy you saw looks like. Even outside of everyday conversations, it’s very useful to know how to describe people. Descriptions are used a lot in books, in articles and in other kinds of communication in English. Reading or hearing a description of someone can give you a better idea of what they look like or act like. Even native speakers sometimes find it hard to talk about themselves in English. Whether you’re describing yourself or someone else, knowing what some of these different ways are can be a big help.  \nKey words: appearance, mannerisms, character traits, emotions, lanky, pint-sized  \nDescriptions are also useful in the business world, often crucial to conversations and presentations at work.  \nThe different ways to describe people. Let’s say you want to describe a friend, a family member or a boss. You will probably use a few kinds of information.  \nAppearance is what someone looks like on the outside.  \nMannerisms are the ways that someone acts or behaves.  \nCharacter traits are the little things that make someone who they are. In other words, they make up someone’s personality.  \nEmotions are what someone feels at a certain time.  \nIn this post, we’ll go over useful vocabulary for describing all of these.  \nYou will see this vocabulary used a lot in conversations and online.  \nBut first    \nBeing Polite. Some ways of describing people are polite and respectful.  \nHow to Describe People in English: 4 Ways  \n1. Describing someone’s appearance  \nTo describe someone’s appearance, you will often use adjectives. An adjective is a kind of word that describes a noun (a person, place or thing) .  \nHere are some words and phrases you can use to describe a person’s appearance.  \nSome of them are synonyms, or words that mean almost or exactly the same thing. Knowing more than one way of saying something is very helpful when describing people.  \n• To describe someone’s height, you can say they are tall or short. Tall people are higher than short people. Someone who is thin and tall can be called lanky. To say someone is short and also small, you can say they are petite. If you’re talking about a child, they might be pint-sized.  \n• Someone who weighs more than average can be curvy, well-built, fullbodied or heavy. (Curvy is usually only used to describe women.) You might also say someone has some meat on their bones. This is a casual way of saying they are overweight, and it might seem rude to someone sensitive. The opposite of overweight can be thin, slim or skinny.  \n• Light, yellowish hair can be described as blonde. But you can also call a person who has that kind of hair a blonde. (This means blonde can be used as a noun or an adjective.) A person with dark hair can be called a brunette. Someone with red hair can be called a redhead.  \n• Besides what color someone’s hair is, you also can say they are shorthaired or long-haired. You can say they have curly, straight or wavy hair. Sometimes hair can also be frizzy, which is when it looks puffy with small, tight curls. If someone has no hair at all on their head, they are bald.  \n• Men sometimes have hair on their faces. Hair that covers the chin and cheeks is called a beard. When there’s hair only above the lips it’s a moustache. A beard that’s only on the chin can be called a goatee. None of these are adjectives. They are all nouns. To describe someone with a beard, you would say,“He has abeard.”  \n• How does a person look overall? If you think a woman is attractive, you can say she is beautiful, pretty or maybe even gorgeous (very beautiful) . You can call an attractive man handsome. 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