Common Words to Describe How People Look

In English, we use special words called adjectives to talk about how people look. These words help us express ourselves better. Here’s a list of some common words you can use:

Looks and Shape

1. Tall
   This means someone is high up in height.
   Example: "He is tall and can reach the top shelf."

2. Short
   This means someone is low in height.
   Example: "She is short but very energetic."

3. Slim
   This means a person is thin and fit.
   Example: "He has a slim figure and is very athletic."

4. Curvy
   This is often used for women to describe a rounded shape.
   Example: "She is curvy and walks with confidence."

Hair and Eye Color

1. Blonde
   This is light yellowish hair.
   Example: "She has long, blonde hair."

2. Brunette
   This means dark brown hair.
   Example: "His brunette hair looks great on him."

3. Blue
   This refers to blue-colored eyes.
   Example: "Her blue eyes shine in the sunlight."

4. Green
   This means green-colored eyes.
   Example: "He has stunning green eyes."

Skin Color

1. Fair
   This means light skin.
   Example: "She has fair skin that can burn easily."

2. Tan
   This means skin that has darkened from the sun.
   Example: "After summer vacation, he came back with a tan."

3. Olive
   This means a medium skin tone, sometimes with a bit of green.
   Example: "Her olive skin looks great in the sun."

Other Helpful Words

1. Attractive
   This means someone is nice to look at.
   Example: "He is very attractive with his charming smile."

2. Elegant
   This means someone who looks stylish and graceful.
   Example: "She wore an elegant dress to the party."

Putting Adjectives Together

When you describe how someone looks, you can use more than one word at the same time. Just remember this order: size, shape, age, color, and then the noun.

For example: "a tall, slim, young man with brown hair."

Using these words can help you describe someone's appearance better in conversations.

Try practicing by talking about your friends or family members with these words!