Adjectives are descriptive words. Writing fiction and creative non-fiction you will need a large vocabulary of adjectives. Adjectives make your words sound more desriptive and interesting.

1. Puny: Small,tiny,little
   
2. Minute: Small, tiny, little
   
3. Diminutive: Extremely small, very tiny
4. Microscopic: Unseen to the naked eye, only seen with a microscope
5. Petite: Skinny, small, thin
   
6. Slight: Small in a degree, inconsiderable
7. Bitter: Resentment, anger, unjust
8. Frosty: Cold, distance
9. Sweltering: Uncomfortably hot
10. Scorching: Very hot, harsh
11. Blistering: Heat, forceful
12. Muggy: Humid, unpleasant weather
13. Stifling: Constrained, oppressed, very hot
14. Oppressive: Harsh, authoriatiarian treatment
15. Cozy: Warm,
16. Sluggish: Inactive, slow-moving
17. Dawdling: Slow time, Waste of time, be slow
18. Meandering: Following
19. Scarce: Insuffcient, not much left
20. Copious: Plentiful, abundant
21. Muffled: Obstructed, muted
22. Lulling: Calming, healing
23. Creaky: Someone who makes a creaking sound
24. Shrill: Voice, sound, high-pitched
25. Piercing: Shrewdness, keen intelligence
26. Slimy: Covered by or resembling slime
27. Grimy: Covered in grime
28. Gauzy: Thin, translucent
29. Mangy: Poor conditions, shabby
30. Swollen: Inflamed, wound change
31. Parched: Thirsty, dehydrated
32. Crispy: firm, dry and brittle surface or texture
33. Spiky: Pointy, sharp
34. Slick: Smooth and efficient
35. Graceful: Grace, elegance
36. Awkward: Feeling of uneasy, inconvenience
37. Clever: Smart, wise
38. Obtuse: Insensitive, slow to understand
39. Anemic: Lacking in colour, spirit or vitality
40. Frightened: Scared, fearful
41. Timid: Lack of courage, easily frightened
42. Vigilant: Careful, planning
43. Cautious; Potentially dangerous,
44. Capable: Potential, related experience
45. Adequate: Acceptable quality
46. Absent-minded: Inattentive disposition
47. Adventurous: Risks, new ideas or experiences
48. Daring: Confident, risky
49. Indifferent: Neither good or bad
50. Apologetic: Remorseful,
51. Hideous: Appearance, ugly,
52. Horrid: Causing horror, rough
53. Dreadful: Sickish, weakish
54. Ghastly: great horror of fear
55. Revolting: disgust
56. Nasty: Very bad or unpleasant
57. Cruel: Beyond disrespect, crossing a line
58. Cheeky: Lack of respect, politeness, joking
59. Obnoxious: Extremely unpleasant
60. Disrespectful: Offensive, offended
61. Contrary: Opposite in nature, direction or meaning
62. Ornery: difficult to deal with, bad-tempered
63. Subtle: Unaware, not in plain sight
64. Optimistic: Vert positive,
65. Courageous: Brave
66. Cowardly: Fearful,
67. Gullible: Tricked, manipulated
68. Arrogant: Over confident,
69. Haughty: Arrogant, superior, disdainful
70. Naïve: Unaware, ignorant
71. Curious: Eager to learn or know something
72. Stubborn: Not change attitude, difficult to move, remove or cure
73. Brazen: Bold, without shame
74. Modest: Unassuming,
75. Humble: A low estimate of ones importance through being modest
76. Proud: Pride, self-worth
77. Dishonest: Lies, fake information
78. Righteous: Justice, divine rights
79. Greedy: Money, gain
80. Wise: Smart, knowledge
81. Tricky: Up to something, misleading
82. Loyal: Support, allegiance
83. Relaxed: Comfort, calm,
84. Tranquil: Free from distractions, calm
85. Lazy: Unmotivated
86. Rambunctious: Difficult to control, very active
87. Erratic: Random, crazy, odd
88. Fidgety: Shakey, seems distracted
89. Lively: Full of life, active and outgoing
90. Still: Motionless, frozen
91. Famished: Empty, extremely hungry
92. Surprised: Alerted, alarmed
93. Startled: Sudden shock or alarm
94. Sullen: Sulky, depressed mood
95. Terrified: Fear, terror-stricken, frantic
96. Furious: Mad, angry, aggressive
97. Annoyed: Pissed, slightly angry
98. Groggy: Weak, dazed, unsteady
99. Alert: High energy, aware of surroundings
100. Tense: Tight, ridgit
101. Cranky: Upset, irritable
102. Gloomy: Dark or poorly lit
103. Irritable: Easily annoyed, sensitive
104. Lonely: No friends or company
105. Exhausted: Tired, overwhelmed
106. Ecstatic: Overwhelming joy or happiness
107. Cheerful: Happy and positive emotion
108. Delighted: Feeling or showing of great pleasure
109. Blithe: Indifference that is cheerful,
110. Content: A state of happiness, satisfy
111. Carefree: free from anxiety or responsibility
112. Busy: Overworked,
113. Lazy: Unwilling to use energy
114. Careless: Thoughtless,
115. Clumsy: Prone to mistakes,
116. Nimble: Light on feet
117. Brave: Courageous
118. Mighty: Strong, powerful
119. Meek: Small, tiny
120. Clever: smart
121. Dull:Lacking interest or excitement
122. Afraid:Fear
123. Scared: Frightened, nervous
124. Cowardly: Lack of courage
125. Bashful: Reluctant to draw attention

Here are some words, so put them to use. Words are turds that make us all nerds!