Mannerisms are the ways that someone acts or behaves.

Character traits are the little things that make someone who they are. In other words, they make up someone’s personality.

Emotions are what someone feels at a certain time.

An adjective is a kind of word that describes a noun (a person, place or thing).

Here are some words and phrases you can use to describe a person’s appearance.

Someone’s mannerisms are the way they act or speak. Since mannerisms are usually actions, they are often described by phrases with verbs (action words).

Here are some common mannerisms you might use to describe people:

crack the knuckles, tap the finger, chew the tips of the pencils, twirl the hair around the finger, bite their fingernails, roll their eyes, stick out their tongue.

A person’s character is their personality, who they are on the inside. When you talk about someone, you might mention what they are like as a person.

Here are some lists of character/personality traits:

People’s feelings are always changing. You can be happy one moment, and then hear some bad news and become sad.

You can use these words to talk about how someone is feeling, how they were feeling before or how they might feel in the future.