Compliments

congenial-suitable to your needs

enjoy-derive or receive pleasure from

charm-attractiveness that interests or pleases or stimulates

captivate-attract; cause to be enamored

fascinate-attract; cause to be enamored

terrific-extraordinarily good or great

wonderful-extraordinarily good or great

Idioms

pay (someone) a compliment-to say something nice about (someone)

take a compliment-to believe that the nice things said about one are true —usually used in negative statements

These compliments focus on the joy, fun, and positive outlook the person brings.

Your smile is contagious.

I bet you make babies smile.

You have the best laugh.

You light up the room.

You have a great sense of humor.

If cartoon bluebirds were real, a couple of 'em would be sitting on your shoulders singing right now.

You're like sunshine on a rainy day.

You bring out the best in other people.

I bet you sweat glitter.

Colors seem brighter when you're around.

You're more fun than a ball pit filled with candy.

Jokes are funnier when you tell them.

You always know how to find that silver lining.

You're a candle in the darkness.

Being around you is like a happy little vacation.

You're more fun than bubble wrap.

You're like a breath of fresh air.

You're someone's reason to smile.

How do you keep being so funny and making everyone laugh?

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