foibles

noun
UK /ˈfɔɪ.bəlz/
US /ˈfɔɪ.bəlz/

Small, silly habits or weaknesses that people have.

Everyone has little foibles, like humming while they work.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A small fault in a person's character that is usually harmless.

His love of telling long stories is one of his charming foibles.

3. A minor weakness or failing of a person or thing.

The old car has its foibles, but we still love it.

4. A foolish or silly habit that others may find amusing.

She laughed at her own foibles after forgetting her keys again.