Not pleasing or fair in appearance; spec. (of a person) unattractive, ugly. Cf. fair, adj. 1a. Now colloquial and regional.

Offensive or repulsive to the eye; unpleasing in appearance; of disagreeable or unsightly aspect. Of persons.

Ill-favoured, ugly.

Unpleasing to the eye; unhandsome, ugly.

Ugly; esp. in phrase for fairer, for loather, in the marriage service. Obsolete.

Ugly, repulsive; horrible, frightful.

In bad physical condition (the precise meaning varying with the application); in bad order; ugly; tough. Obsolete.

Unsightly.

Scottish. Ugly; repulsive. Obsolete. rare.

Having a repulsive appearance or aspect, ill-looking; = ill-favoured, adj.

Having a bad or unpleasing appearance, aspect, or features; ill-looking, uncomely. (Chiefly of persons.)

Horrible, horrid; ugly.

abhorred; abominable, ugly.

Of a person: coarse-featured, hard-faced; having a harsh, ugly, or unpleasant appearance, aspect, or character. Also in extended use. Cf. ill-favoured…

ill-favoured.

= ill-favoured, adj.

= stigmatic, adj. 3.

Marked with or having a deformity or blemish; deformed, ill-favoured, ugly. Obsolete (or rare and archaic).

Unsightly. Obsolete.

Having or characterized by hard or harsh features. Cf. hard, adj. 17b.

Ugly. dialect.

Ill-formed; misshapen; ugly.

Of features or appearance: Ill-favoured.

= unsightly, adj.

Esp. of a building or landscape: unpleasant to look at; ugly, unsightly. Cf. eyesore, n. 2a.

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Like a spider.

(a) n. a girl or woman who is unattractive or simple in appearance or dress; (hence) an object, etc., which is basic, not ornamental, unattractive…

Of a person (esp. a woman): ugly, very unattractive. Of a thing: extremely unappealing or unpleasant, horrible.