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1. (adj.) lousy
infested with lice.
2. lousy
Informal.
3. lousy
mean; contemptible:
That was a lousy thing to do.
4. lousy
wretchedly bad; miserable:
a lousy job of repainting.
5. lousy
Slang. well supplied with:
lousy with money.
Etymology: (1350–1400)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) icky, crappy, lousy, rotten, shitty, stinking, stinky
very bad
"a lousy play"; "it's a stinking world"
2. (adj) lousy
infested with lice
"burned their lousy clothes"
3. (adj) dirty, filthy, lousy
vile; despicable
"a dirty (or lousy) trick"; "a filthy traitor"
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1. (adjective) lousy
of poor quality; = terrible, awful
The food was lousy.; a lousy movie
2. lousy
feel lousy
to feel sick
3. lousy
to feel guilty or ashamed
I felt lousy about what I'd said to her.
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) lousy
infested with lice
2. (adj) lousy
mean; contemptible; as, lousy knave
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Sense: having lice.
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 Afrikaans: vol luise |
 Arabic: مُقَمِّل |
 Bulgarian: въшлив |
 Brazilian: piolhento |
 Czech: zavšivený |
 German: verlaust |
 Danish: have lus |
 Greek: ψειριασμένος |
 Spanish: piojoso |
 Estonian: täitanud |
 Farsi: شپش زده |
 Finnish: täinen |
 French: pouilleux |
 Hebrew: בַּעַל כִּינִים |
 Hindi: बहुत खराब |
 Croatian: ušljiv |
 Hungarian: tetves |
 Indonesian: berkutu |
 Icelandic: lúsugur |
 Italian: pidocchioso |
 Japanese: しらみがたかった |
 Korean: 이투성이의 |
 Lithuanian: utėlėtas |
 Latvian: utains |
 Malay: berkutu |
 Dutch: vol luizen |
 Norwegian: luset |
 Polish: zawszony |
 Persian: شپش زده |
 Pashto: سپږى لرونكى |
 Portuguese: piolhoso |
 Romanian: păduchios |
 Russian: вшивый |
 Slovak: zavšivavený |
 Slovenian: ušiv |
 Serbian: vašljiv |
 Swedish: lusig, full med löss |
 Thai: มีเหา |
 Turkish: bitli |
 Taiwanese: 長蝨的 |
 Ukrainian: вошивий |
 Urdu: جوئیں پڑنا |
 Vietnamese: có rận |
 Chinese: 多虱的 |
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