Name: 15 Informal Adjectives for Daily Use | Learn New English Words and Vocabulary | Vocabulary
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Drowsy Feeling sleepy or tired, almost ready to fall asleep.

I was so drowsy that I almost fell asleep on the bus.

Hefty Large, heavy, or strong either in size, amount, or force.

He is carrying a hefty bag on his shoulder.

He paid a hefty fine for breaking the rules.

Snobby Someone who thinks they are better than others, often because of money, looks, or status.

My friend became snobby after getting rich.

Gloomy Sad or unhappy, related to mood or feelings.

Gloomy Dark or dim, related to weather or lighting.

The weather is so gloomy, I just want to stay in bed.

Giddy Feeling very excited and happy, sometimes in a silly or dizzy way.

She was giddy with excitement before her birthday.

Sloppy Something that is messy, untidy, careless, or done without attention to detail.

Your handwriting is so sloppy, I can't read it.

He was tipsy and started laughing at everything.

Cranky Irritable, easily annoyed, or in a bad mood.

She made a gutsy decision to start her own business.

You have to be gutsy to travel the world alone.

Clingy A person who always wants to be with someone all the time and doesn't want to leave them.

My cat is so clingy, she follows me everywhere.

Soggy Wet, soft, or soaked with water or other liquid, usually in an unpleasant way.

The bread is too soggy to use for sandwiches.

The ground is soggy after the heavy rain.

Lousy Something very bad, poor in quality, or unpleasant, often to show disappointment or discomfort.

Nosy Someone who is too interested in other people's private lives or business.

Creepy Scary, strange, or making you feel uncomfortable.

That old house looks really creepy at night.

I don't like walking alone in this creepy street.

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15 Informal Adjectives for Daily Use | Learn New English Words and Vocabulary | Vocabulary

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