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Excessively To an extreme degree, often in a comically exaggerated manner. ■ "I ate so many cookies that I could feel my pants start to tighten excessively!
abundantly In an overwhelming or excessive amount; excessively ■ "The store had abundantly more bananas than I could ever eat in one sitting.
Addict A person who is excessively preoccupied with a particular substance, activity, or behavior. ■ "He's such an addict for social media that he can go hours without checking his phone."
adorable A quality or characteristic that is extremely likable, charming, and endearing, often to the point of being excessively cute. ■ I can't help but be adorable every time I see my cat sleep on its paws.
aggressor A person who is excessively rude, pushy, or hostile. ■ "I can't believe I have to deal with this aggressive neighbor every day!
Altruistic Adjective describing someone who is excessively concerned with the well-being of others and ignores their own needs. ■ The altruistic doctor worked tirelessly to save his patients, even though it meant neglecting his own health.
argentine A person who is excessively concerned with their appearance. ■ "She's so argentine, she spends more time in front of the mirror than watching TV."
Arrogant Excessively proud or haughty, often in an unjustified way. ■ John's arrogate claim to be the best basketball player on his team is nothing more than a case of false modesty.
arty A person or thing that is excessively artistic, often to the point of being pretentious or self-conscious. ■ "He's such an arty guy, he only eats organic quinoa and drinks artisanal coffee."
babble A person who talks excessively and incoherently, often about nothing important. ■ "The babbling salesman was so annoying that I had to leave the store."
Bigmouth A person who is excessively loud, boastful, or opinionated. ■ "John's a bigmouth. He always thinks he knows best and never lets anyone else have the last word."
bigot A person who is excessively narrow-minded and prejudiced, often to the point of irrationality. ■ "He's such a bigot that he can't see straight. He thinks that everyone should speak English and live by American values."
Bitchy An adjective used to describe someone who is excessively negative, critical, or mean-spirited. ■ "I hate when people are bitchy to me, it's like they have nothing better to do with their lives."
blab To talk excessively and loudly, often without regard for other people's feelings or privacy. ■ "My neighbor is such a blabbermouth, always spilling all the juicy gossip in our town."
blabbermouth A person who talks excessively, often about trivial matters. They have a tendency to be loud and boorish. ■ "I can't stand blabbermouths like John. He talks so much about his favorite sports that I've started tuning him out."
blabbing The act of excessively and unnecessarily chattering or talking about one's personal business to anyone who will listen. ■ "I can't believe you blabbed about our secret plans to the entire office! Now we have to change everything."
blather a loud, talkative person who talks excessively about unimportant things ■ I can't stand blathering politicians. They always seem to have so much to say about nothing.
blathering The act of talking excessively or incessantly, often about nothing in particular. ■ My friend was blathering on and on about her new cat's litter box habits, but I couldn't help but find it hilarious.
blowhard A person who is excessively loud, boastful, and opinionated. ■ "He's such a blowhard, always spouting off about how much he knows."
brat A young, spoiled, and ungrateful person who complains excessively. ■ "My sister is such a brat for always whining about getting her favorite toy."
brighter A person who is excessively cheerful or optimistic. ■ "She's a brighter than average person, she always sees the good in every situation."
buffoons A person who is excessively boorish, brutish, or stupid; a foolish or inept person. ■ "The buffoons at the party were doing silly things like trying to balance on chairs and eating raw eggs."
Buffy A person who is excessively concerned with their appearance, often to the point of vanity. ■ "I can't believe you spent so much time and money on your makeup, Buffy. You look like a clown."
busybody A person who is excessively curious or interfering, often about other people's business. ■ "John may be a busybody, always asking questions and prying into others' personal lives."
buttercup A person who is excessively cheerful and optimistic, often to the point of being annoying. ■ "I'm so glad you're here, buttercup. You always know how to make me feel better."
chatterbox A person who talks excessively and incessantly, often about trivial matters. ■ Mary was labeled a chatterbox by her colleagues at work because she would go on and on about her weekend plans.
chatty A person who talks excessively or unnecessarily, often about trivial matters. ■ "She's so chatty, I could listen to her all day!
Cheesy An adjective used to describe something that is excessively sentimental or corny, often in a humorous way. ■ "Wow, that's such a cheesy pickup line!"
clement A person who is excessively kind, forgiving, or patient. ■ "John's clement nature made him the perfect candidate for a job as a school counselor."
codependent A person who is excessively preoccupied with the needs and wants of others, often at the expense of their own well-being. ■ "I think my mom is a codependent - she's always putting everyone else's needs before her own."
Confiding A person who is excessively trusting or naive, often to their own detriment. ■ "I can't believe my friend was so confiding in that scam artist. He ended up losing all his money."
courteous A person who is excessively polite, especially in order to annoy others. ■ "I can't believe how courteous this guy is, he always says 'please' and 'thank you' even when I'm the one who should be thanking him!"
crier A person who cries excessively, often for no reason or in response to trivial things. ■ "I can't believe I got a parking ticket! I'm such a crier."
cruelty The act of being excessively harsh, cruel or uncaring. ■ "He was so mean to his cat, it's a wonder the poor thing didn't run away!"
crunchy A person who is excessively loud when eating chips or other crunchy snacks. Also known as a "chip-nibble." ■ "John is such a crunchy eater, he practically scares away all the birds in the park with his noisy snacking!"
cuter An adjective used to describe something that is excessively cute or charming, often in a way that is insincere or over-the-top. ■ "I can't believe you think your dog is cuter than mine! It's just a regular old mutt."
cutest An adjective used to describe something or someone that is excessively cute, adorable, or charming. ■ "I can't believe how cutest the kitten was, it had me melt!"
Dearly In a manner that is excessively affectionate or sentimental. ■ She wrote the most heartfelt and dearly letter to her deceased husband. It was so emotional that she cried while reading it out loud at his funeral.
Drooled To excessively salivate, often in anticipation of eating or pleasure. ■ "I accidentally drooled on my shirt when I saw the new sandwich menu."
drudge A person who is excessively dull or uninteresting, usually because they lack imagination or creativity. ■ "John was such a drudge at parties. All he talked about was the weather and his latest golf game."
effeminate adjective describing something or someone that is excessively emotional, dramatic, or feminine. ■ "He's so effeminate - he's always crying and getting into drama.
Egocentric 1. Being excessively concerned with one's own interests and opinions. ■ "She was so egocentric, she couldn't even consider anyone else's needs in the group project."
extravagant adjective: given to or characterized by excessive or unnecessary indulgence; excessively luxurious or ornate ■ After hearing the bill for her lavish wedding, Sarah realized that she had gone overboard and was being extravagant with her spending.
Faggy An adjective used to describe someone or something that is excessively flamboyant, effeminate, or gay. ■ "That guy is so faggy with his pink purse and feather boa, he makes my eyes hurt."
fattening The act of making something or someone bigger, usually by feeding them excessively. ■ "I accidentally fattened the cat with a whole chicken. Now it's too big to fit in its litter box!"
Fawning The act of trying to please or impress someone by being excessively submissive or fawning. ■ "John was fawning all over his boss during the meeting, hoping to get a promotion."
flunky A person who is excessively eager, obsequious, or fawning in their attempts to please others. ■ The flunky was so eager to impress the boss that they accidentally spilled their coffee all over themselves during the meeting.
Fret A small, anxious creature with a twitchy tail and a tendency to worry excessively about nothing in particular. ■ John was fidgeting with his tie when he realized he had forgotten his fret at home.
Friendliest adjective - most friendly, especially in a manner that is excessively friendly ■ "I met someone who was friendlier than my own dog. She even gave me a ride home!"
froufrou 1. A term used to describe something or someone that is excessively fussy, decorative, or flamboyant. ■ "She had a whole collection of froufrou pillows on her bed, which she arranged in perfect symmetry every morning."