Very evil or wicked; iniquitous; foul, hateful.

Rotten, decayed. Also figurative.

figurative. Dirty, filthy, obscene. Also as a general term of abuse: Mean, scurvy, sorry, vile, contemptible. Also, inferior, poor, bad; ill; in…

Not washed; not cleaned by washing. Also figurative.

Offending against accepted standards of morality or taste; morally reprehensible, obnoxious, deplorable. Scottish in later use. Now rare.

figurative. Morally foul or corrupt; obscene, disgusting, immoral, offensive. In recent use also with neutral or positive connotation: sexually…

Highly offensive or loathsome, esp. morally; evil, abominable, foul. In later use: esp. (of language, behaviour, etc.) grossly coarse or indecent…

figurative and in figurative contexts. Having a tainting influence or effect; tainted, repulsive; shunned, cast out. Originally chiefly in…

Of things: Out of condition in some respect; corrupted or spoiled; spec. of wine which has become turbid, or of quicksilver (see quot. 1875).

figurative. Dirty, defiled, polluted; despicable. Obsolete.

Disgusting, contemptible.

Disagreeable, foul, contemptible; = plaguey, adj. 1b. Obsolete.

Offending against moral principles, repugnant; repulsive, foul, loathsome. Now (also): spec. (of a price, sum of money, etc.) ridiculously or…

Foul, impure, noxious, morbid. ? Obsolete.

Having bad flesh; carrion-like; rotten, foul, nasty; worthless. Of soil: Soft, peaty.

figurative. Corrupt, decadent; rotten; loathsome, unpleasant. Also (colloquial) as a general term of disparagement: contemptible; dreadful, useless.

Characterized or caused by putrefaction; putrid; (figurative) rotten; abominable; morally corrupt.

Foul.

= fulsome, adj. 2.

Rotten; vile, loathsome; expressing disgust.

colloquial. Extremely unpleasant or disagreeable; awful, horrid, nasty. Cf. beastly, adj. 5.

Disgusting, contemptible; low-grade, degrading; = shitten, adj. 2.

Risky, bordering upon the indelicate. Now frequently used in various extended senses: nastily abusive, disgusting, repulsive.

transferred and figurative. Filthy, dirty; despicable, disreputable. Also in combinations. Originally and chiefly U.S. colloquial.

figurative (colloquial). Sick-making, disgusting, repugnant.

As a term of opprobrium: vile, hateful, ‘stinking’.

Of a sticky or messy consistency; mucky, greasy, slimy. Also, second-rate, spoilt.

Grimy, dirty; hence, of poor quality, unappealing; unpleasant, bad; untidy.

Contemptible, bad, disgusting; shitty, adj. 2.

= grotty, adj.

Filthy, smelly; disgusting. Also: inferior, rubbish.