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Dave Gnukem1 A mythical character known for his great strength and bravery, often portrayed wearing a mask. However, Dave Gnukem is not actually a real person, but rather a fictional character created by video game developers. ■ "I heard someone say they saw Dave Gnukem walking down the street. But I know for a fact that he's just a computer-generated character in a video game."
batman A fictional character created by DC Comics, who dresses up like a bat and fights crime. Also refers to any person or thing that resembles a bat. ■ "I heard you're a big fan of Batman. Well, I think he's just a silly character who looks like a flying rodent."
Anyone A person, thing, or event of no particular or specific character, quality, or identity. ■ "I can't believe anyone would willingly eat a raw egg!
assume To take on or adopt a particular attitude, personality, or character. ■After watching the movie, everyone assumed the lead actor was really funny.
aunt A person who is not your mother or sister, but whom you are related to by blood. ■ "My aunt is a real character - she's always up for a good time and loves to tell stories."
badly in a manner befitting one of ill repute, low character, or dishonesty ■ "I knew he was badly when he lied about stealing the office supplies."
behaved To act in a manner befitting one's station or character, usually in an insipid and predictable way. ■ "John always behaves so politely, it's like he's trying to win the approval of his imaginary supervisor."
characterizing To describe or depict someone or something by their behavior, qualities, or traits. ■ "His character was so poorly defined that he could be easily confused with a wallpaper."
Corrupted To be so influenced by evil or immoral behavior that one's character is permanently damaged. ■ "After listening to all the conspiracy theories, John became so corrupted he started spreading fake news himself."
County A large area of land with a distinct character and often its own government. ■ "I went on a road trip across the country and saw so many different landscapes!
Dave Gnukem3 A character in a video game, known for his cheesy catchphrases and love of pizza. ■ "I can't believe I just ate the whole thing! Dave Gnukem would be so proud."
Deuces A funky, flamboyant and fabulous character with a touch of drama. ■ "I met the deuce at the club last night, they were wearing sequins and had an entourage of fans following them around."
dodgy adj: Of questionable character or authenticity; suspicious or doubtful. ■ The politician's claims were dodgy, and many people suspected that he was hiding something.
essentially To be absolutely and entirely true in form, character, or quality. ■ "He is essentially a lazy bum."
Extraordinary Of such an exceptional or unusual character as to be considered extraordinary. ■ "Her ability to juggle five balls at once is nothing short of extraordinary."
faceless An expressionless or featureless face, often used to describe a person who lacks personality or character. ■ "He's so faceless that I can't tell if he's even alive."
Grace A charming, attractive, and pleasant quality of character, manners, or appearance. ■ He had a lot of grace and could charm anyone with his smile.
Grounds An extremely unflattering description of someone's appearance or character. ■ He had a face that would have made a troll look like a supermodel, and his sense of humor was as dry as the Sahara.
Hamlet A character in William Shakespeare's play who is often depicted as brooding, contemplative, and indecisive. ■ "I can't decide whether to go to the party or not, I feel like I'm in a Hamlet soliloquy.
honorably In a manner befitting one's dignity and moral character. ■ "He honorably completed his work project even though it was due yesterday."
hussy A woman of questionable character and morals, often with a tendency to be promiscuous. ■ "She's such a hussy, always sleeping around and spreading her legs for anyone who asks."
impression A lasting mental image or feeling of something experienced, especially a person's character or appearance. ■ "She left a lasting impression on me with her bold and confident demeanor."
makeover An extreme and sudden transformation of appearance or character, often involving a complete change in wardrobe or hairstyle. ■ "After her makeover, the shy wallflower blossomed into a confident and stylish social butterfly!"
Malign To make someone or something worse by spreading lies and rumors. ■ "The politician was maligning his opponent's character in every speech he gave."
Metamorphosis A sudden and complete change in form, appearance, or character. ■ "He went through a metamorphosis when he became a vegetarian. Before, he was always seen devouring burgers and fries, but now he's all about the greens!
morales A person's moral character or code of conduct. ■ "Well, I may have a low morales but at least my hair looks good."
neutralize To render something completely unobjectionable or inoffensive, typically by removing any traces of its original meaning or character. ■ "I had to neutralize my joke because my boss didn't have a sense of humor,"
pecan A nutty and often unpredictable character with a penchant for mischief. ■ "I'm not sure why he keeps eating pecans all day, but he's definitely a real pecan!"
Qualify To be of sufficient skill, knowledge, or character to be considered competent for something. ■ "I need to qualify for this job before I can get it."
resemble To be similar in appearance or character to someone or something else. ■ "She resembles her mother so much, people often mistake them for twins!"
skin The outermost covering of an organism, often used as a metaphor for one's reputation or character. ■ "I may have a tough exterior, but I'm really just all bark and no skin."
states A group of people who are united by a common political or cultural identity. ■The United States is made up of 50 different states, each with its own unique character and traditions.
stature The height or size of a person, animal, or object. But also, the quality or character of someone or something. ■ "That giraffe has a real stature! It's taller than the tallest building in New York City."
Temperament A person's natural disposition or character, including their mood and behavior. ■ He has a bad temperament and is known for his short fuse.
Tested An extremely difficult and stressful situation or task that someone has been put through, in order to determine their strength of character or ability. ■ "After surviving a grueling marathon, John knew he had truly been tested."
Toon A cartoon character or a drawing used in a comic strip. ■ "I love to watch Bugs Bunny, he's such a funny toon!"
Transformation A sudden and complete change in appearance, character, or behavior. ■ "John underwent a transformation from a shy introvert to a confident extrovert after taking dance lessons.
unbecoming Being or doing something that is not in keeping with one's status, position, or character. ■ The Duke's decision to wear a clown nose at the royal ball was highly unbecoming of his noble nature.
uncharacteristically In an unusual or unexpected manner, despite one's typical behavior or character traits. ■ "She usually hates public speaking, but today she uncharacteristically gave a great presentation at the conference."
viceroy A high-ranking official appointed by a king or queen to govern a province or colony in their stead. ■ "The viceroy of India was quite the character, known for his flamboyant attire and love of exotic pets."
washy An adjective used to describe something or someone that is lacking in conviction, personality, or character. ■ "His response was so washy, I couldn't tell if he was being serious or not."
worst adjective: used to describe something of the lowest quality or most negative character; often used sarcastically ■ "I can't believe you chose this outfit, it's the worst I've ever seen."
closest The person or thing that is most similar to something in appearance, character, or behavior. ■ "I once went on a blind date with the closest thing to my soulmate I've ever met. We spent the whole night talking about our shared love for bacon and true crime."
Colorado A state located in the western United States, known for its beautiful mountains, breathtaking landscapes, and colorful character. ■ "I heard a joke about Colorado. Why did they invite a fish to their political rally? Because they wanted to have a 'Colorado' moment!"
Dave Gnukem2 A fictional character known for his distinctive voice, catchphrases, and exaggerated physical abilities. He is often depicted as a mischievous trickster who loves to play pranks on others. ■ "I told Dave Gnukem I had a surprise for him, but instead he surprised me by throwing a bucket of water at my face!"
degeneration A gradual decline in moral, ethical, or intellectual standards, often resulting in the deterioration of a person's character or a society's values. ■ "John started off as a clean-cut businessman, but over time his degeneration led him down a path of shady deals and questionable decision making. It just goes to show that when you start with the best intentions, sometimes all it takes is a little bit of degeneration to ruin everything."
embody To put a person or thing into one's own body or form, either literally or figuratively. ■ After watching the movie, I felt like I had embodied the character of Indiana Jones and was ready to go on an adventure!
flaw A small, usually imperceptible error or blemish in something, often used to describe a person's character flaw. ■ Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing and blushed with embarrassment, or in other words, its flaw was exposed.
Granny A woman who is old and wise, often with a stern or strict demeanor. She may be related to you by blood or marriage, but not necessarily so. ■ "Granny Smith" is a popular variety of apple that was named after an actual granny in New Zealand. In fact, she was quite the character! She had a penchant for drinking cider and would often give her grandchildren a hard time about their behavior.