rubbishy
111crappy — adj. (crappier, crappiest) coarse sl. 1 rubbishy, cheap. 2 disgusting …
112garbage — n. 1 a refuse, filth. b domestic waste. 2 foul or rubbishy literature etc. Phrases and idioms: garbage can US a dustbin. Etymology: AF: orig. unkn …
113rubbish — n. & v. n. esp. Brit. 1 waste material; debris, refuse, litter. 2 worthless material or articles; trash. 3 (often as int.) absurd ideas or suggestions; nonsense. v.tr. colloq. 1 criticize severely. 2 reject as worthless. Derivatives: rubbishy adj …
114naff — 1. v.intr. sl. 1 (in imper., foll. by off) go away. 2 (as naffing adj.) used as an intensive to express annoyance etc. Etymology: prob. euphem. for FUCK: cf. EFF 2. adj. sl. 1 unfashionable; socially awkward. 2 worthless, rubbishy. Etymology:… …
115rubbishing — bə̇shiŋ adjective : rubbishy • rubbishingly adverb …
116rubbishly — bishlē adjective : rubbishy …
117tripey — tripˈey or tripˈy adjective (informal) Rubbishy, worthless • • • Main Entry: ↑tripe …
118tripy — tripˈey or tripˈy adjective (informal) Rubbishy, worthless • • • Main Entry: ↑tripe …
119rub|bish|ing — «RUHB ih shihng», adjective. rubbishy; trashy: »rubbishing melodrama …
120rub|bish|y — «RUHB ih shee», adjective. 1. full of or covered with rubbish. 2. of or like rubbish: »Figurative. The doggerel expresses the rubbishy lives of the modern London sophisticates (Time). SYNONYM(S): trashy …
