foible
/ˈfɔɪbəl/Definitions
1. noun
a small or slight weakness or flaw in someone’s character, typically something that is endearing or charming
“He had a foible for collecting antique clocks.”
2. noun
a weakness or a failing in someone’s character, typically one that is not serious enough to be considered a fault
“Her foibles included a tendency to be late and a love of expensive jewelry.”