well-known  - known widely or thoroughly (popular, common, everyday, established), absent-minded  - not paying attention (forgetful, distracted, unaware), old-fashioned  - no longer current or common (not modern), easy-going - relaxed approach or manner (calm, unworried, casual), quick-witted  - showing an ability to think or respond quickly or effectively, strong-willed  - determined to do something (stubborn), high-spirited  - lively and cheerful in behavior or mood, kind-hearted  - kind, caring, generous, helpful, thought-provoking  - making you think a lot about a subject (interesting, provocative,stimulating), well-educated  - someone who has a lot of knowledge about many subjects, highly-respected  - admired by many people for your qualities or achievements, mass-produced  - made in large quantity by machines, narrow-minded  - not open to different ideas or thoughts, densely-populated  - a lot of things or people in a small area (crowded), short-sighted  - unable to see far; lacking foresight, well-behaved - behaving in a polite or correct way (orderly, obedient, disciplined, cooperative), worn-out  - exhausted, extremely tired, self-effacing - not claiming attention for oneself; retiring and modest.,

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