One of your friends is complaining about a girl that you both know. He doesn't like her. You didn't like her when you first met her, but now you do. You say:
She can come across as stuck up at first.
insult, personality, phrasal verb, time 
Your sister is telling a story about your father at a family party. In the story, she politely says that your father was "frugal" when you were children (meaning that he always saved his money). You want to tease your father a little more, so you say:
Frugal? Cheap is more like it!
adjective, connotation, correction, personality 
You need to hire an office assistant. You want someone who will do a good job without being told what to do. You write the job description:
We're looking for a highly motivated, super-organized self-starter.
adjective, formal, hiring, job, personality 
It's time to sign up for classes for the next semester at your university. A classmate asks if you know anything about a certain professor. You've never taken his classes, but you've heard that he dresses and acts a little strange. You say:
He has a reputation for being kind of eccentric.
adverb, hearsay, personality, qualifier, reputation 
You coach a high school baseball team. You're talking to the father of one of the players. This player tries really hard to improve in practices. You say:
He's got a great work ethic.
got, personality, philosophy, sports, 日本語サポート 
You and your girlfriend are shopping in a glasses store. She tries on a pair of glasses. She looks smart with them on. You say:
Ooh, those make you look so intellectual!
accessories, appearance, interjection, personality, shopping, 日本語サポート 
You've been complaining to a friend about your neighbors' children, who play outside loudly in the afternoon while you're trying to relax. Now you feel guilty for complaining about that. You say:
Gosh, I feel like I'm turning into a grumpy old man.
becoming, exclamation, old, personality, 日本語サポート 
Your birthday is in one week. Your girlfriend bought you a gift. She shows you the box and asks if you want to know what it is, but won't let you see it. You say:
You're such a tease!
personality, teasing 
Your girlfriend is singing a silly children's song and dancing in the kitchen. You think it's funny, but also a little embarrassing. You say:
You're such a goofball!
funny, personality, silly, such, 日本語サポート 
You got a telephone call from your nephew. You've been talking for a few minutes, but now you want to end the conversation. You usually don't like long phone conversations. You say:
You know me: I'm not one to chitchat on the phone for too long.
personality, set phrase, telephone, 日本語サポート 