crummy
adjective
[ ˈkrʌmi ]
• dirty, unpleasant, or of poor quality.
• "a crummy little room"
Similar:
inferior,
substandard,
below standard,
below par,
poor,
bad,
deficient,
defective,
faulty,
imperfect,
mediocre,
inadequate,
insufficient,
appalling,
abject,
abysmal,
atrocious,
awful,
terrible,
dreadful,
unsatisfactory,
low-grade,
second-rate,
third-rate,
jerry-built,
shoddy,
crude,
tinny,
trashy,
miserable,
wretched,
lamentable,
deplorable,
pitiful,
execrable,
unpleasant,
disagreeable,
uncomfortable,
nasty,
horrible,
dismal,
hateful,
frightful,
unacceptable,
dire,
bum,
diabolical,
rotten,
sad,
tatty,
tenth-rate,
ropy,
duff,
rubbish,
rubbishy,
pants,
a load of pants,
grotty,
weak sauce,
direful,
egregious,
crap,
crappy,
crummy
noun
• a truck used to transport loggers to and from work.
Origin:
mid 19th century (earlier in the literal senses ‘crumbly’ and ‘like or covered with crumbs’): variant of crumby.
