How would you describe yourself and your friends? There’s an idiom for all of your colleagues’ quirks. Check them out!

10 Idioms Describing Character and Personality

an outgoing person who gets along with people really well and is a good listener.
Example: Tom is enthusiastic and positive and he is a people person.

an irritating, annoying person.
Example: Oh, he’s such a pain in the neck! Always just when I’m going home, he gives me some extra work to do.

someone who likes to attend parties often.
Example: Are you going out again tonight? You are such a party animal.

someone who offers advice but never shows that they could do any better. 
Example: The last thing we need is words of wisdom from an armchair critic.

a weak person, someone who lacks confidence.
Example: I always avoid confrontations, I am such a wimp.

someone who is not able to keep a secret. 
Example: Lisa will tell everybody, she’s such a big mouth. Nothing I tell her is going to be a secret.

a person who moves from place to place, job to job, without staying anywhere long. 

Example: My brother was a rolling stone until he met his wife.

someone who makes other people work really hard. 

Example: My boss is such a slave driver, I had to work two weekends in a row.

a person who ruins other people’s fun by staying pessimistic and complaining all the time.

Example: Katie is so negative about everything, she is such a wet blanket.

someone who has greater abilities than he shows or than other people are aware of. 

Example: I didn’t know Nick could play the guitar so well. He is a real dark horse!