- ambiguous: open to or having several possible meanings or interpretations
- Ambivalent: uncertainty or fluctuation, esp. when caused by inability to make a choice
- apathetic: having or showing little to no emotion
- audacious: fearless, saucy
- bantering: good-humored, playful
- belligerant: warlike
- bemused: bewildered or confused
- blithe: joyous, merry
- brusque: adrupt, blunt
- candid: frank, outspoken
- choleric: easily angered, irritable
- colloquial: informal
- conciliatory: overcome distrust and animosity
- contentious: tending to argument, quarralsome
- curt: adrupt, rude
- derisive: mocking, contemptuos
- didactic: instructive
- diffident: lacking confidence, timid, shy
- ebullient: overflowing with enthusiasm, excitement
- effusive: showing too much emotion, lacking reserve
- elegiac: expressing sorrow/lamentation
- eloquent: fancy speech-like
- evasive: deliberately vague or ambiguous
- facetious: not meant to be taken seriously
- fervent: having or showing great enthusiasm
- ghoulish: strangely cruel
- histrionic: over the top dramatic
- incisive: biting, sharp
- incredulous: skeptical
- indignant: strong displeasure at something considered unjust
- insipid: boring
- introspective: look into yourself
- laudatory: praising
- mirthful: joyous, jolly
- pedantic: overly concerned with tiny details
- poignant: moving the emotions
- reticent: reserved
- risible: laughable
- sanguine: cheerfully optimistic
- speculative: showing curiousity or interest
- sprightly: animated, lively
- strident: wanting to be heard, loud, harsh
- terse: neatly and effectively concise
- turgid: pompous
- vitriolic: very caustic
- wistful: yearning, melancholy, longing
- wry: devious in purpose, misdirected, bitterly ironic