streak
A very noticeable aspect of someone's character.
A tendency to want to be more successful than other people.
A tendency to do things on your own without help.
A tendency to be unkind or unpleasant.
A tendency to be very unpleasant or malicious.
A tendency to be determined not to change your opinion or attitude.
A tendency to be unkind or cause suffering.
A tendency to enjoy new and exciting experiences.
A tendency to care only about yourself and not about other people.
A tendency to resist authority or control.
A tendency to be determined to get what you want without caring about others.
A tendency to be cruel and violent.
A tendency to use physical force to harm someone.
An aspect of someone's character that is not usually seen.
A tendency to have very strict moral attitudes.
A continuous period of winning in games or competitions.
A continuous period of losing in games or competitions.
A continuous period in sports without losing.
A continuous period in sports without being defeated.
A period of repeated good luck.
A period of repeated success or good luck.
A continuous period without a single win.
A continuous period in a game without scoring any points.
A thin line or mark of a dark color.
A line of grey/gray color, typically in hair.
A vividly colored line or mark.
A line of blond color, especially in hair.
A line of golden color.
A line or mark that is light in color.
A barely visible line or mark.
A flash of lightning in the sky.
A line of a specific color.
Used to connect a character trait to the person or family.
Used to describe someone who has a particular character trait.
To possess a particular quality in one's character.
To let a part of your character be seen by others.
To show a part of your character that was not known before.
To stop a continuous period of success or failure.
To end a continuous period of success or failure.
To be currently in a period of repeated success or failure.
To begin a period of repeated success or failure.
To end a continuous period of success or failure, often suddenly.
To make a period of success or failure last longer.
To lengthen a period of success or failure.