Of a day: unlucky, inauspicious. Cf. peril, n. 5. Obsolete.

Bringing or regarded as bringing bad luck; presaging misfortune; ill-omened, inauspicious.

Ill-omened, ill-fated, unfortunate.

Inauspicious; foreboding evil.

Bringing or presaging misfortune; ominous, inauspicious. Obsolete.

Portending or attended with misfortune or disaster; unlucky, inauspicious; = sinister, adj. 6. Now rare and archaic.

Ominous, inauspicious; indicative or suggestive of future misfortune. Now somewhat rare.

Of other things: Boding or bringing misfortune and disaster; unlucky, sinister, malign, fatal.

Of ill omen, inauspicious; indicative or suggestive of future misfortune.

Foreboding or indicating mischief; ominous.

Presaging disaster; ill-omened, unpropitious. Now archaic and rare.

Not auspicious, not of good omen; of unfavourable presage, foreboding evil; ill-omened, unlucky, unfortunate.

Of a situation or prospect: foreboding, threatening; (of an expression or look) full of anger or hatred.

Injurious, harmful; unlucky. Usually with for or to. Cf. nought, pron. 3. Obsolete. rare.

Ill-omened, inauspicious.

= infaust, adj.

Unlucky, unfortunate, ill-omened.

Having or attended by bad omens; ill-starred; inauspicious.

of ill omen, inauspicious.

Unlucky, dangerous; also, eerie, uncanny.

Of mysterious portent; ominous, portentous. Obsolete. rare.

Ill-omened; unfortunate.

Moving in an anticlockwise direction, contrary to the apparent course of the sun (considered as unlucky or sinister); unlucky, ill-fated, relating to…