A compound adjective is an adjective which is made up of two parts and is usually written with a hyphen. e.g. Well-dressed, never-ending, and shocking-pink.
John was a curly-haired (berambut-keriting), sun-tanned (berkulit-kecoklatan), blue-eyed (bermata-biru), rosy-cheeked (pipi berwarna kemerahan), thin-lipped (berbibir-tipis), broad-shouldered (berbahu-lebar), left-handed (bertangan-kidal), slim-hipped (berpinggang-ramping), long-legged (berkaki-panjang), flat-footed (berkaki-datar), wearing an open-necked shirt (berkemeja-terbuka lehernya), brand-new (sangat-baru), tight-fitting jeans (bercelana-jeans-ketat) and open-toed sandals (bersandal-ruang jari-terbuka).
Melina was absent-minded (forgetful), easy-going (relaxed), good-tempered (cheerful), warm-hearted (kind), and quick-witted (intelligent) if perhaps a little big-headed (pround of her self), two-faced (hypocritical), self-centered (egoistical), and stuck-up (snobbish) at times.