| A | B |
|---|
| laggard | (a person) known for being habitually tardy, dilatory |
| magnate | (a person) known for having great power |
| malingerer | (a person) who pretends illness so as to avoid work |
| martinet | (a person) known as a strict disciplinarian |
| optimist | (a person) known for having a hopeful outlook on life |
| pacifist | (a person) known for opposing war and violence |
| pessimist | (a person) known for having a gloomy outlook on life |
| philanthropist | (a person) known for generosity, a humanitarian |
| pragmatist | (a person) known for using a practical approach to solving problems |
| quack | (a person) who pretends to have skill or knowledge he/she does not have; charlatan |
| raconteur | (a person) known for telling witty stories and anecdotes |
| renegade | (a person) known for rejecting lawful or conventional behavior |
| reprobate | (a person) known for being morally corrupt, depraved |
| rogue | (a person) known for being mischievous |
| sage | (a person) known for wisdom |
| spendthrift | (a person) known for spending money unwisely |
| loafer | a person known for being habitually lazy |
| loiterer | a person known for idleness |
| miser | a person known for being stingy, a skinflint |
| skinflint | a person known for excessive thrift, a miser |
