Good words to describe grandparents

Two-character words:

Wrinkles? Temples? Eye sockets? Hunchback? Baldness? White hair? Long eyebrows? Kind eyebrows

Dentures? Neat? Silver hair? Eyes? Cheekbones? Sixtieth century? Thin? Skinny

Rough? Chapped? Kind? Kind? Calloused? Deep? Gray? Flashing

Light? Figure? Diligent? Gaunt? Deep? Thin? Stature? Sickly

Deaf? Sluggish? Simple? Simple? Feudal? Superstitious? Conservative? Slow

Rigid? Enlightened? Turbid? Nagging? Disgusted? Staggering

Three-character words:

Goatee? Cold? Bald? Smiling? Back of head? Fat

Reading glasses? Crow’s feet? Trembling? Hard? Bronze? Eyes are not dim

Hearing is not deaf? Warm-hearted? Kind-hearted? Mustache

Four-character words:

Fair-haired and childlike? Aged and strong? Aged? Struggling? Weathered? Cloth Full of wrinkles

Thin and strong? Pot-bellied? Full of red face? Full of kindness? Discussing the past and present? Serious words

Respecting the old and loving the young? Spiritual and hale and hearty? Amiable? Gray temples? Kind-faced? Full head of silver hair

Family happiness? Being old and doing something? Hunchback and stooping? Short stature? Wrinkles on the face? Being old and having fun

Strong body? Old and humble? Harmonious and beautiful? Careful in old age? Aged and old-fashioned? Talking about everything

Gentle advice? Healthy and long life? Full of wrinkles? Sixty years old? Over the age of seventy