manky
adjective
[ ˈmaŋki ]
• inferior; worthless.
• "he wanted recruits for his manky bee-keeping society"
• dirty and unpleasant.
• "the man in the manky mackintosh"
Origin:
1950s: probably from obsolete mank ‘mutilated, defective’, from Old French manque, from Latin mancus ‘maimed’.
