apprehensive
anxious or fearful
authoritative
commanding and self-confident
bewildered
confused or puzzled
complacent
smug or self-satisfied
coy
shy, reserved
cynical
believing people are motivated by self-interest; distrustful; mocking
euphoric
intensely excited or joyful; immensely happy
exuberant
8. exuberant -
impassioned
filled with or showing great emotion
incredulous
unwilling or unable to believe something
ironic
sarcastic/ exaggerated expression suggesting the opposite of what a person thinks
majestic
having or showing great beauty or dignity
meek
quiet, gentle, submissive
passionate
showing strong feelings or strong belief
perturbed
anxious, worried, upset
preachy
giving moral advice in a self-righteous way; assuming moral correctness
satiric
sarcastic, critical, mocking
serene
calm, peaceful, tranquil
sexist
stereotyping, demeaning, or discriminating against a gender (usually women)
shrewd
showing excellent powers of judgment; mentally sharp or clever
spiteful
vengeful, mean, nasty; having a desire to harm someone
wounded
showing injured feelings (example: hurt pride)
wrathful
full of intense anger
zealous
eager commitment to a person, cause, ideal; pursuing a cause with great interest and passion