Dapper
Neatly dressed and stylish in appearance
Dank
Unpleasantly damp, musty, and often cold.
Daft
Silly or foolish; lacking sense.
Deadpan
Showing no expression or emotion; a blank, serious face or tone.
Dazed
Confused and unable to think clearly, often due to shock or fatigue
Dauntless
Showing fearlessness and determination
Daunting
Intimidating or challenging, often causing worry or fear.
Carnal
Related to physical or sexual desires rather than spiritual or intellectual concerns
Debonair
Charming, stylish, and confident in a relaxed manner
Cardinal
Most important; primary or essential. It can also refer to a high-ranking official in the Catholic Church or a type...
Debauched
Indulging in excessive pleasures, often immoral or corrupt behavior.
Captious
Tending to find fault or raise petty objections
Capricious
Given to sudden and unaccountable changes in mood or behavior
Deciduous
Shedding leaves annually; typically describes trees or plants that lose their leaves seasonally.
Decadent
Excessively luxurious or indulgent, often to the point of moral decline.
Decorous
Showing proper and polite behavior; well-mannered.
Capacious
Having a lot of space; roomy.
Cantankerous
Bad-tempered, argumentative, and uncooperative
Candid
Honest and straightforward, without hiding thoughts or feelings
Calorific
Relating to or producing heat or energy.
Bacchanalia
A wild celebration or party, often involving excessive drinking and revelry.
Bacchanalian
Characterized by wild, drunken revelry or celebration.
Callow
Inexperienced or immature, especially in terms of behavior or judgment
Banal
Lacking originality; obvious and boring
Callous
Showing or having an insensitive and cruel disregard for others
Baleful
Threatening harm or evil; menacing.
Calculated
Done with careful thought or planning; intentional.
Baffled
Confused or puzzled, unable to understand
Barefaced
Shameless or undisguised; done openly without any attempt to hide.
Baneful
Harmful or destructive in effect
Cacophonous
Harsh, jarring, or unpleasantly loud in sound
Baroque
A style of art, music, and architecture known for its ornate detail, grandeur, and dramatic flair, popular in Europe in...
Accessible
Easy to reach, use, or understand
Academic
Related to education, scholarship, or institutions of learning.
Abysmal
Extremely bad; dreadful or appalling
Beatific
Showing or imparting great joy and peace; blissfully happy.
Abusive
Using harsh or harmful language or actions towards others
Absurd
Ridiculously unreasonable or illogical
Abstruse
Difficult to understand; complex
Abstract
Existing in thought or as an idea, not having a physical or concrete form; also, a summary of main points...
Abstemious
Showing restraint, especially with food or drink.
Bawdy
Humorously indecent or vulgar, often related to sexual matters.
Abrasive
Rough or harsh, often causing irritation or friction.
Abortive
Failing to produce the intended result; unsuccessful.
Aboriginal
Relating to the original or earliest known inhabitants of a region, especially used to describe Indigenous peoples of Australia.
Abominal
Very unpleasant or bad; causing moral disgust.
Abominable
Very unpleasant or causing moral revulsion; extremely bad or detestable
Abject
Extremely bad, unpleasant, or degrading; showing a lack of pride or dignity.
Aberrant
Deviating from the usual or normal type; unusual or abnormal.
Acidulous
Slightly sour or sharp in taste or manner; subtly critical.
Acetic
Related to or containing acetic acid, often with a sour or vinegar-like quality.
Acerbic
Harsh or sharp in tone, taste, or manner
Accustomed
Familiar with something due to regular use or experience
Accursed
Deserving of or under a curse; deeply disliked or detestable.
Acute
Very sharp, intense, or severe; also describes an angle less than 90 degrees.
Acrimonious
Bitter and angry in tone or manner
Acrid
Having a strong, unpleasant, and sharp smell or taste.
Acquiescent
Willing to accept or agree without protest
Adept
Highly skilled or proficient at something
Adamant
Unwilling to change one’s mind; very determined or firm.