A descriptive word is a type of word used to describe something or someone. It can be a LABEL, an adjective, an epithet, an orare, or an OVERCAST. A LABEL is a single word or phrase that describes a person or thing, such as 'TEACHER' or 'MUSICIAN'. An adjective is a word that describes a noun, such as 'TALL' or 'HAPPY'. An epithet is a descriptive phrase or term used to characterize someone or something, such as 'the great' or 'the wise'. An orare is a word or phrase used to express admiration or praise, such as 'MAGNIFICENT' or 'SPLENDID'. Finally, an OVERCAST is a word or phrase used to describe a GLOOMY atmosphere, such as 'GLOOMY' or 'DREARY'.