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Meanings of crappy in English
Synonyms
Examples for "terrible"
Examples for "terrible"
1
The noise was terrific; the sight was terrible in its fierce grandeur.
2
Elizabeth blushed and looked grave; to her the matter seemed too terrible.
3
His Eminence in scarlet is magnificent; his Eminence in gray is terrible.
4
Torches flashed in the boats that put off in the terrible search.
5
The news of the terrible insurrection of the catholics in Ireland followed.
1
The awful in the natural forces, moral and material, seems his element.
2
Southern Asia in general is the seat of awful images and associations.
3
Language which disguises the awful reality of war is often standard practice.
4
The road was in an awful state: it was deep in mud.
5
Never before had there been so awful a crisis in Jewish history.
1
The stone steps are disjointed; the bell-cord is rotten; the gutter-spouts broken.
2
Truthful and matter of fact about a rotten situation, but also understanding.
3
He said refrigerators were unreliable and the students' food sometimes went rotten.
4
It is very sadly a rotten apple situation here, said Michael Spencer.
5
The Humanists are guilty, the Mitsubishi, the rotten heart of Europe, guilty!
1
Ther's some lousy guy on the Obar working in with the gang.
2
This doesn't mean the prime minister's lousy plan is any good either.
3
That way I wouldn't have to wash lousy clothes for the bunkhouse.
4
Which is why the military has so often done a lousy job.
5
It was, Matullus thought, a truly lousy way to start the day.
1
Into a stinking ditch; into water that was thick, cold, and slimy.
2
We'd move out of the stinking trailer and into a nice house.
3
Some fish fancy flies, others worms, others a bit of stinking gore.
4
Brooding for four hundred years in his stinking wreck of a castle.
5
I'd rather sleep in a sty than stay in this stinking place.
1
Well, like they say: The best-laid plans often go shitty, don't they?
2
Just the four of us, trying to make this shitty day work.
3
It's a mean, shitty place, and it'll break anyone who pretends different.
4
Sometimes, things just need to be called out as shitty and unfair.
5
The employer was being shitty to new employees and alienating potential ones.
1
Vowing to research the case, I headed back to the stinky room.
2
Christian advises taking them a week before stinky guffs would be unacceptable.
3
I believe Joe placed everything in the stinky room before he left.
4
Or have you sent them all back home with your stinky grass?'
5
And the SuperVision 250 is riding that great, stinky wave of demand.
1
The tatty shop was just down the road from where we played.
2
There's just something funny and likable about your average, everyday, tatty pigeon.
3
His tatty shoes were falling apart, and he only had shorts on.
4
Gradually the tavern did not seem tatty and rude, but excitingly wicked.
5
But beneath this tatty comfort blanket, there are two starkly naked truths.
1
All sorts of creepy, icky, semi-dead things would continue to hunt her.
2
When you think about it, kissing is strange and a bit icky.
3
Super Meat Boy is a strange mix of the icky and avant-garde.
4
But there were these icky fat green caterpillars all over, eating it.
5
Not to mention those icky suicidal impulses from a moment ago.
Usage of crappy in English
1
Today, autonomous vehicles are about as good as a standard crappy driver.
2
As a result, crappy graphics and all, the games hold up beautifully.
3
With each crappy new pitch, our projected glory seems increasingly in doubt.
4
But it was a really crappy day.' He sighed then straightened up.'
5
No need to wait in line for an over priced, crappy haircut.
6
The abnormally dry winter in the Himalayas made for pretty crappy conditions.
7
Balon has worked his crappy Christian magic on my daughter, she thought.
8
But crappy contrast ratios rendered us disappointed with the projector's overall performance.
9
I was always going from one crappy day job to the next.
10
It's all relative and this is a crappy Sunday by anyone's standards.
11
What a crappy thing to happen to such a sweet, fragile girl.
12
I cranked the volume and the song flooded through the crappy speakers.
13
That's important to me - there is nothing worse than crappy voiceover.
14
Grab a first-gen Solo set and shake it around-theyfeel pretty crappy.
15
The drawers were a jumble of mismatched silverware and crappy cooking utensils.
16
Prepare for that-murdersuspect, dragnet, a crappy snapshot of you on TV.
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Crappy across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare