英语词汇“nasty”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	nasty
释义	Trends of nasty View usage for: nasty (nɑːsti, næsti) Word forms: plural nasties, comparative nastier, superlative nastiest 1. adjective Something that is nasty is very unpleasant to see, experience, or feel. ...an extremely nasty murder. Now the dispute seems to have turned nasty. nastiness uncountable noun ...the nastiness of war. [+ of] Synonyms: unpleasantness, ugliness, offensiveness, disagreeableness More Synonyms of nasty Synonyms: spite, malice, venom, unpleasantness More Synonyms of nasty Synonyms: dirt, pollution, filth, squalor More Synonyms of nasty Synonyms: obscenity, porn [informal], pornography, indecency More Synonyms of nasty 2. adjective If you describe a person or their behaviour as nasty, you mean that they behave in an unkind and unpleasant way. What nasty little snobs you all are. The guards looked really nasty. She is so nasty to me when my brother isn't here. nastily adverb [ADVERB after verb] She took the money and eyed me nastily. Nikki laughed nastily. nastiness uncountable noun As the years went by, his nastiness began to annoy his readers. Synonyms: unpleasantness, ugliness, offensiveness, disagreeableness More Synonyms of nasty Synonyms: spite, malice, venom, unpleasantness More Synonyms of nasty Synonyms: dirt, pollution, filth, squalor More Synonyms of nasty Synonyms: obscenity, porn [informal], pornography, indecency More Synonyms of nasty 3. adjective If you describe something as nasty, you mean it is unattractive, undesirable, or in bad taste. ...Emily's nasty little house in Balham. That damned Farrel made some nasty jokes here about Mr. Lane. 4. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] A nasty problem or situation is very worrying and difficult to deal with. A spokesman said this firm action had defused a very nasty situation. 5. adjective If you describe an injury or a disease as nasty, you mean that it is serious or looks unpleasant. My little granddaughter caught her heel in the spokes of her bicycle–it was a verynasty wound. Lili had a nasty chest infection. Synonyms: serious, bad, dangerous, critical More Synonyms of nasty 6. plural noun Nasties are unpleasant or harmful people or things. [informal] ...evil organisations, peopled with nasties. Decaffeinated coffee still contains some stimulants and other nasties linked withcancer. More Synonyms of nasty nasty in British English (ˈnɑːstɪ) adjectiveWord forms: -tier or -tiest 1. unpleasant, offensive, or repugnant 2. (of an experience, condition, etc) unpleasant, dangerous, or painful a nasty wound 3. spiteful, abusive, or ill-natured 4. obscene or indecent 5. nasty piece of work nounWord forms: plural -ties 6. an offensive or unpleasant person or thing a video nasty Derived forms nastily (ˈnastily) adverb nastiness (ˈnastiness) noun Word origin C14: origin obscure; probably related to Swedish dialect nasket and Dutch nestig dirty -nasty in British English combining form in countable noun indicating a nastic movement to a certain stimulus nyctinasty Derived forms -nastic combining form in adjective Word origin from Greek nastos pressed down, close-pressed nasty in American English (ˈnæsti) adjectiveWord forms: ˈnastier or ˈnastiest 1. very dirty, filthy 2. offensive in taste or smell; nauseating 3. morally offensive; indecent 4. very unpleasant; objectionable nasty weather 5. mean; malicious; ill-humored a nasty temper 6. very harmful or troublesome a nasty bruise nounWord forms: plural ˈnasties 7. an offensive, objectionable, or very unpleasant person or thing Derived forms nastily (ˈnastily) adverb nastiness (ˈnastiness) noun Word origin ME < ? or akin to Du nestig, dirty -nasty in American English (ˈnæsti) a condition of plant growth by a (specified) means or in a (specified) direction epinasty More idioms containing nasty a nasty piece of work Examples of 'nasty' in a sentence nasty His enthusiasm for disabling nasty people is infectious. Times, Sunday Times (2016) They got a nasty shock when her wig came off. Times, Sunday Times (2016) She was the one who said nasty things about me. The Sun (2017) This didn’t seem like the best way of avoiding nasty surprises to me. Computing (2010) Mean and nasty and the scourge of the local wildlife but we loved him all the same. Times, Sunday Times (2017) It could have got really nasty. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Apart from pain, what other clues are there that you have done something nasty to your knee? The Sun (2016) I had periods of my life where I was a nasty piece of work. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Nasty pieces of work sometimes have a big heart. The Sun (2008) And nasty dogs all looking like pit bulls with bowed legs. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Winter is long and nasty and people need respite. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Sadly the flipside of your relationship was nasty and abusive. The Sun (2014) Potentially a very nasty shock for a compliant taxpayer. Times, Sunday Times (2011) It was a nasty and spiteful thing to do. The Sun (2011) They are also potential sources of nasty human diseases. The Sun (2010) He says some really nasty things but always with a smile on his face. The Sun (2014) See their video nasty of terror targets on our website. The Sun (2007) Something seriously nasty happens to upset the calm. Times, Sunday Times (2014) To be confronted then by real fear was a nasty surprise. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Phone bills can also become a nasty surprise. Times, Sunday Times (2013) It was not something very mean or nasty. Times, Sunday Times (2015) They are the tip of an extremely nasty iceberg. Times, Sunday Times (2013) You could tell from the reaction of players on both sides it was a really nasty injury. The Sun (2013) It occurs nowhere in the book except as the nasty little twist at the end. Times, Sunday Times (2007) But you will get a nasty bruise on the back of your head when you crash into a lamppost. The Sun (2012) The weather at Troon was on the nasty side of unpleasant. Peter McEvoy For Love or Money (2006) I went through quite a nasty divorce so the ring was a bad omen in the house. The Sun (2013) In other languages nasty British English: nasty /ˈnɑːstɪ/ ADJECTIVE Something that is nasty is very unpleasant or unattractive. The tax increase was a nasty surprise for businesses. American English: nasty Arabic: كَرِيهٌ Brazilian Portuguese: desagradável Chinese: 令人不悦的 Croatian: gadan Czech: nepříjemný Danish: nederdrægtig Dutch: gemeen European Spanish: desagradable malo Finnish: paha ilkeä French: méchant German: scheußlich Greek: αντιπαθητικός Italian: sgradevole Japanese: 嫌な Korean: 고약한 Norwegian: utrivelig Polish: złośliwy European Portuguese: desagradável Romanian: neplăcut Russian: противный Latin American Spanish: desagradable Swedish: elak Thai: น่ารังเกียจ Turkish: berbat Ukrainian: неприємний Vietnamese: làm bực mình Chinese translation of 'nasty' nasty (ˈnɑːstɪ) adj (= obnoxious) [person] 令人憎恶(惡)的 (lìng rén zēngwù de) [remark] 恶(惡)意的 (èyì de) (= bad) [taste, smell] 恶(噁)心的 (ěxīn de) [weather, temper, shock] 讨(討)厌(厭)的 (tǎoyàn de) (= serious) [injury, accident, disease] 严(嚴)重的 (yánzhòng de) [problem] 难(難)的 (nán de) to be nasty to sb 待某人不好 (dài mǒurén bùhǎo) to turn nasty [person] 露出凶相 (lùchū xiōngxiàng) a nasty business 令人难(難)受的事 (lìng rén nánshòu de shì) 1 (adjective) in the sense of unpleasant Definition unpleasant This argument could turn nasty. Synonyms unpleasant They tolerated what they felt was an unpleasant situation. ugly an ugly scene disagreeable a disagreeable odour Opposites nice , sweet , pleasant , enjoyable , agreeable 2 (adjective) in the sense of spiteful Definition (of a person) spiteful or ill-natured He's only nasty to me when there's no-one around to see it. Synonyms spiteful He could be spiteful. mean (informal) The prison officer described him as the meanest man he'd ever met. offensive offensive remarks about minority groups annoying You must have found my attitude annoying. vicious a vicious attack on a woman's character unpleasant He was very unpleasant indeed. abusive a cruel and abusive partner vile a vile and despicable crime malicious She described the charges as malicious. bad-tempered a crusty, bad-tempered, ill-humoured character despicable He said it was a despicable crime. disagreeable Opposites kind , nice , sweet , decent , pleasant 3 (adjective) in the sense of disgusting Definition unpleasant It's got a really nasty smell. Synonyms disgusting The curry was disgusting. unpleasant an unpleasant taste of cheap coffee dirty The woman had matted hair and dirty fingernails. offensive the offensive smell of manure foul horrible a horrible little boy polluted filthy sickening This was a sickening attack on a defenceless creature. vile the vile smell of mouldy cheese distasteful an extremely unpleasant and distasteful experience repellent She still found the place repellent. obnoxious The people at my table were so obnoxious, I had to leave. objectionable an objectionable, stuck-up young woman disagreeable nauseating The judge described the offences as nauseating and unspeakable. odious He's the most odious man I have ever met. repugnant His actions were improper and repugnant. loathsome the loathsome spectacle we were obliged to witness grotty (slang) malodorous tons of malodorous garbage bags noisome Noisome vapours arise from the mud left in the docks unappetizing cold and unappetizing chicken skanky (slang) mephitic a mephitic stench yucky or yukky (slang) festy (Australian, slang) yucko (Australian, slang) 4 (adjective) in the sense of serious Definition dangerous or painful Lili had a nasty chest infection. Synonyms serious His condition was serious but stable. bad The pain is often so bad she wants to scream. dangerous a dangerous undertaking critical Ten of the injured are said to be in a critical condition. terrible He claimed that he had a terrible pain in his head. We are in terrible trouble. alarming severe a business with severe cash flow problems grave He says the situation in his country is very grave. awful an awful smell of paint painful (informal) The interview was painful to watch. dreadful They told us the dreadful news. frightful We were trapped overnight in frightful conditions. 5 (adjective) in the sense of foul Definition unpleasant The weather has turned nasty again. Synonyms foul She has a foul temper. unpleasant filthy The water looks stale and filthy. stormy the long stormy winter of 1942 inclement Thousands braved the inclement weather last week. 6 (adjective) in the sense of obscene There's no need for such nasty language. Synonyms obscene I'm no prude, but I think these photos are obscene. blue blue movies sick dirty He laughed at their dirty jokes. offensive gross That's a disgusting thing to say – you're so gross! foul He was sent off for using foul language. disgusting crude a crude sense of humour rude He made a rude gesture with his finger. filthy indecent She accused him of making indecent suggestions. vulgar a TV show well known for its vulgar jokes vile improper The politicians denied any improper behaviour. pornographic I found out he'd been watching pornographic videos. lewd The embattled mayor apologized for making lewd remarks to reporters. risqué a cheeky comment or a risqué suggestion profane a campaign against profane lyrics in country songs x-rated salacious a wildly salacious novel impure He was accused of having impure motives. lascivious their lewd and lascivious talk smutty She said she detested smutty jokes. ribald her ribald comments about a guest's body language licentious scatological indelicate She could not touch upon such an indelicate subject. Opposites clean , decent , admirable Additional synonyms in the sense of abusive a cruel and abusive partner Synonyms violent, wild, rough, cruel, savage, brutal, vicious, destructive, harmful, maddened, hurtful, unrestrained, impetuous, homicidal, intemperate, raging, furious, injurious, maniacal in the sense of annoying You must have found my attitude annoying. Synonyms irritating, boring, disturbing, provoking, teasing, harassing, aggravating (informal), troublesome, galling, maddening, exasperating, displeasing, bedevilling, peeving (informal), irksome, bothersome, vexatious in the sense of awful an awful smell of paint Synonyms disgusting, terrible, tremendous, offensive, gross, nasty, foul, horrible, dreadful, unpleasant, revolting, stinking (informal), sickening, hideous, vulgar, vile, distasteful, horrid (informal), frightful, nauseating, odious, repugnant, loathsome, abominable, nauseous, detestable, godawful (slang), hellacious (US, slang), festy (Australian, slang), yucko (Australian, slang) Synonyms of 'nasty' nasty Explore 'nasty' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of bad Definition severe The pain is often so bad she wants to scream. Synonyms severe, serious, terrible, acute, extreme, intense, painful, distressing, fierce, harsh in the sense of bad-tempered a crusty, bad-tempered, ill-humoured character Synonyms irritable, cross, angry, tense, crabbed, fiery, grumbling, snarling, prickly, exasperated, edgy, snappy, sullen, touchy, surly, petulant, sulky, ill-tempered, irascible, cantankerous, tetchy, ratty (British, New Zealand, informal), tooshie (Australian, slang), testy, chippy (informal), fretful, grouchy (informal), querulous, peevish, crabby, huffy, dyspeptic, choleric, splenetic, crotchety (informal), oversensitive, snappish, ill-humoured, liverish, narky (British, slang), out of humour in the sense of blue Definition pornographic blue movies Synonyms smutty, dirty, naughty, obscene, indecent, vulgar, lewd, risqué, X-rated (informal), bawdy, near the knuckle (informal) in the sense of critical Definition so seriously ill or injured as to be in danger of dying Ten of the injured are said to be in a critical condition. Synonyms grave, serious, dangerous, acute, risky, hairy (slang), precarious, perilous in the sense of crude Definition tasteless or vulgar a crude sense of humour Synonyms vulgar, dirty, rude, obscene, coarse, indecent, crass, tasteless, lewd, X-rated (informal), boorish, smutty, uncouth, gross in the sense of dangerous Definition likely or able to cause injury or harm a dangerous undertaking Synonyms perilous, threatening, risky, hazardous, exposed, alarming, vulnerable, nasty, ugly, menacing, insecure, hairy (slang), unsafe, precarious, treacherous, breakneck, parlous (archaic), fraught with danger, chancy (informal), unchancy (Scottish) in the sense of despicable Definition deserving contempt He said it was a despicable crime. Synonyms contemptible, mean, low, base, cheap (informal), infamous, degrading, worthless, disgraceful, shameful, vile, sordid, pitiful, abject, hateful, reprehensible, ignominious, disreputable, wretched, scurvy (old-fashioned), detestable, scungy (Australian, New Zealand), beyond contempt in the sense of dirty Definition covered or marked with dirt The woman had matted hair and dirty fingernails. Synonyms filthy, soiled, grubby, nasty, foul, muddy, polluted, messy, sullied, grimy, unclean, mucky, grotty (slang), grungy (slang), scuzzy (slang), begrimed, skanky (slang), festy (Australian, slang) in the sense of dirty Definition obscene He laughed at their dirty jokes. Synonyms obscene, rude, coarse, indecent, blue (old-fashioned), offensive, gross, filthy, vulgar, pornographic, sleazy, suggestive, lewd, risqué, X-rated (informal), bawdy, salacious, smutty, off-colour, unwholesome, page-three (old-fashioned) in the sense of disagreeable Definition (of an incident or situation) unpleasant a disagreeable odour Synonyms nasty, offensive, disgusting, unpleasant, distasteful, horrid (informal), repellent, unsavoury, obnoxious, unpalatable, displeasing, repulsive, objectionable, repugnant, uninviting, yucky or yukky (slang), yucko (Australian, slang) Additional synonyms in the sense of distasteful Definition unpleasant or offensive an extremely unpleasant and distasteful experience Synonyms unpleasant, offensive, obscene, undesirable, unsavoury, obnoxious, unpalatable, displeasing, repulsive, objectionable, disagreeable, repugnant, loathsome, abhorrent, nauseous, uninviting in the sense of dreadful Definition extremely disagreeable or shocking They told us the dreadful news. Synonyms terrible, shocking (informal), awful, alarming, distressing, appalling, tragic, horrible, formidable, fearful (informal), dire, horrendous, hideous, monstrous, from hell (informal), grievous, atrocious, frightful, godawful (slang), hellacious (US, slang) in the sense of filthy The water looks stale and filthy. Synonyms dirty, nasty, foul, polluted, vile, squalid, slimy, unclean, putrid, faecal, scummy, scuzzy (slang, US), skanky (slang), feculent, festy (Australian, slang) in the sense of frightful Definition very alarming or horrifying We were trapped overnight in frightful conditions. Synonyms terrible, shocking (informal), alarming, awful, appalling, horrible, grim, terrifying, dreadful, dread (literary), fearful (informal), traumatic, dire, horrendous, ghastly, hideous, harrowing, gruesome, unnerving, lurid, from hell (informal), grisly, macabre, petrifying, horrid, unspeakable, godawful (slang), hellacious (US, slang) in the sense of grave Definition serious and solemn in appearance or behaviour He says the situation in his country is very grave. Synonyms serious, important, significant, critical, pressing, threatening, dangerous, vital, crucial (informal), acute, severe, urgent, hazardous, life-and-death, momentous, perilous, weighty, leaden, of great consequence in the sense of gross Definition disgusting or repulsive That's a disgusting thing to say – you're so gross! Synonyms vulgar, offensive, crude, rude, obscene, low, coarse, indecent, improper, unseemly, lewd, X-rated (informal), impure, smutty, ribald, indelicate in the sense of horrible Definition causing fear, shock, or disgust a horrible little boy Synonyms dreadful, terrible, awful, nasty, cruel, beastly (informal), mean, unpleasant, ghastly (informal), unkind, horrid (informal), disagreeable in the sense of improper Definition indecent The politicians denied any improper behaviour. Synonyms indecent, vulgar, suggestive, unseemly, untoward, risqué, smutty, unbecoming, unfitting, impolite, off-colour, indelicate, indecorous in the sense of impure Definition immoral or obscene He was accused of having impure motives. Synonyms immoral, corrupt, obscene, indecent, gross, coarse, lewd, carnal, X-rated (informal), salacious, unclean, prurient, lascivious, smutty, lustful, ribald, immodest, licentious, indelicate, unchaste in the sense of inclement Definition (of weather) stormy or severe Thousands braved the inclement weather last week. Synonyms stormy, severe, rough, foul, harsh, rigorous, boisterous, tempestuous, intemperate, bitter Additional synonyms in the sense of indecent Definition morally or sexually offensive She accused him of making indecent suggestions. Synonyms obscene, lewd, dirty, blue, offensive, outrageous, inappropriate, rude, gross, foul, crude, coarse, filthy, vile, improper, pornographic, salacious, impure, smutty, immodest, licentious, scatological, indelicate in the sense of indelicate Definition offensive, embarrassing, or tasteless She could not touch upon such an indelicate subject. Synonyms offensive, indecent, vulgar, low, blue, embarrassing, gross, crude, rude, obscene, coarse, improper, suggestive, tasteless, unseemly, untoward, risqué, X-rated (informal), unbecoming, off-colour, immodest, near the knuckle (informal), indecorous, barro (Australian, slang) in the sense of lascivious Definition showing or producing sexual desire their lewd and lascivious talk Synonyms bawdy, dirty, offensive, crude, obscene, coarse, indecent, blue, vulgar, immoral, pornographic, suggestive, X-rated (informal), scurrilous, smutty, ribald in the sense of lewd Definition indecently vulgar The embattled mayor apologized for making lewd remarks to reporters. Synonyms indecent, obscene, vulgar, dirty, blue, loose (old-fashioned), vile, pornographic, wicked, wanton, X-rated (informal), profligate, bawdy, salacious, impure, lascivious, smutty, lustful, libidinous, licentious, unchaste in the sense of loathsome Definition causing loathing the loathsome spectacle we were obliged to witness Synonyms hateful, offensive, nasty, disgusting, horrible, revolting, obscene, vile, obnoxious, repulsive, nauseating, odious, repugnant, abhorrent, abominable, execrable, detestable, yucky or yukky (slang), yucko (Australian, slang) in the sense of malicious She described the charges as malicious. Synonyms spiteful, malevolent, malignant, vicious, bitter, resentful, pernicious (formal), vengeful, bitchy (informal), hateful, baleful, injurious, rancorous, catty (informal), shrewish, ill-disposed, evil-minded, ill-natured in the sense of malodorous Definition having an unpleasant smell tons of malodorous garbage bags Synonyms smelly, stinking, reeking, nauseating, rank, offensive, fetid, foul-smelling, putrid, evil-smelling, noisome, mephitic, niffy (British, slang), olid, festy (Australian, slang) in the sense of mean Definition unkind or spiteful The prison officer described him as the meanest man he'd ever met. Synonyms malicious, hostile, nasty, sour, unpleasant, rude, unfriendly, bad-tempered, disagreeable, churlish, ill-tempered, cantankerous in the sense of mephitic a mephitic stench Synonyms foul, stinking, poisonous, noxious, fetid, foul-smelling, putrid, malodorous, noisome, pestilential, baneful, miasmic, olid, miasmal, miasmatic, baleful, evil- or ill-smelling, festy (Australian, slang) in the sense of nauseating The judge described the offences as nauseating and unspeakable. Synonyms disgusting, offensive, appalling, nasty, foul, revolting, sickening, ghastly, vile, obnoxious, repulsive, odious, repugnant, loathsome, abhorrent, abominable, stomach-churning, stomach-turning, repellant, sick-making Additional synonyms in the sense of noisome Definition (of smells) offensive Noisome vapours arise from the mud left in the docks Synonyms disgusting, offensive, foul, stinking, smelly, reeking, noxious, fetid, putrid, malodorous, mephitic, niffy (British, slang), olid, festy (Australian, slang), yucko (Australian, slang) in the sense of objectionable Definition offensive or unacceptable an objectionable, stuck-up young woman Synonyms offensive, annoying, irritating, unacceptable, unpleasant, rude, intolerable, undesirable, distasteful, obnoxious, deplorable, displeasing, unseemly, disagreeable, repugnant, abhorrent, beyond the pale, insufferable, detestable, discourteous, uncivil, unmannerly, exceptionable, dislikable or dislikeable in the sense of obnoxious Definition extremely unpleasant The people at my table were so obnoxious, I had to leave. Synonyms loathsome, offensive, nasty, foul, disgusting, unpleasant, revolting, obscene, sickening, vile, horrid (informal), repellent, repulsive, objectionable, disagreeable, nauseating, odious, hateful, repugnant, reprehensible, abhorrent, abominable, insufferable, execrable, detestable, hateable, dislikable or dislikeable, yucky or yukky (slang), yucko (Australian, slang) in the sense of odious Definition offensive or hateful He's the most odious man I have ever met. Synonyms offensive, nasty, foul, disgusting, horrible, unpleasant, revolting, obscene, sickening, vile, horrid, repellent, unsavoury, obnoxious, unpalatable, repulsive, disagreeable, nauseating, hateful, repugnant, loathsome, abhorrent, abominable, execrable, detestable, yucky or yukky (slang), yucko (Australian, slang) in the sense of offensive Definition causing annoyance or anger offensive remarks about minority groups Synonyms insulting, rude, abusive, embarrassing, slighting, annoying, irritating, degrading, affronting, contemptuous, disparaging, displeasing, objectionable, disrespectful, scurrilous, detestable, discourteous, uncivil, unmannerly in the sense of offensive Definition unpleasant or disgusting to the senses the offensive smell of manure Synonyms disgusting, gross, nasty, foul, unpleasant, revolting, stinking, sickening, vile, repellent, unsavoury, obnoxious, unpalatable, objectionable, disagreeable, nauseating, odious, repugnant, loathsome, abominable, grotty (slang), detestable, noisome, yucky or yukky (slang), festy (Australian, slang), yucko (Australian, slang) in the sense of painful Definition extremely bad The interview was painful to watch. Synonyms terrible (informal), awful, dreadful, dire, excruciating, abysmal, gut-wrenching, eye-watering, godawful, extremely bad in the sense of pornographic I found out he'd been watching pornographic videos. Synonyms obscene, erotic, indecent, blue, dirty, offensive, rude, sexy, filthy, lewd, risqué, X-rated (informal), salacious, prurient, smutty in the sense of profane Definition coarse or blasphemous a campaign against profane lyrics in country songs Synonyms crude, foul, obscene, abusive, coarse, filthy, vulgar, blasphemous in the sense of repellent Definition disgusting or distasteful She still found the place repellent. Synonyms disgusting, offensive, revolting, obscene, sickening, distasteful, horrid (informal), obnoxious, repulsive, noxious, nauseating, odious, hateful, repugnant, off-putting (British, informal), loathsome, abhorrent, abominable, cringe-making (British, informal), yucky or yukky (slang), yucko (Australian, slang), discouraging Additional synonyms in the sense of repugnant Definition offensive or disgusting His actions were improper and repugnant. Synonyms distasteful, offensive, foul, disgusting, revolting, sickening, vile, horrid (informal), repellent, obnoxious, objectionable, nauseating, odious, hateful, loathsome, abhorrent, abominable, yucky or yukky (slang), yucko (Australian, slang) in the sense of ribald Definition coarse or obscene in a humorous or mocking way her ribald comments about a guest's body language Synonyms coarse, rude, indecent, racy, blue, broad, gross, naughty, obscene, filthy, vulgar, raunchy (informal), earthy, risqué, X-rated (informal), bawdy, scurrilous, smutty, off colour, licentious, near the knuckle (informal), Rabelaisian in the sense of risqué Definition making slightly rude references to sex a cheeky comment or a risqué suggestion Synonyms suggestive, blue, daring, naughty, improper, racy, bawdy, off colour, ribald, immodest, indelicate, near the knuckle (informal), Rabelaisian in the sense of rude Definition vulgar or obscene He made a rude gesture with his finger. Synonyms vulgar, offensive, gross, crude, obscene, tasteless, lewd, indelicate in the sense of salacious Definition (of books, films, or jokes) concerned with sex in an unnecessarily detailed way a wildly salacious novel Synonyms obscene, indecent, pornographic, blue, erotic, steamy (informal), lewd, X-rated (informal), bawdy, smutty, lustful, ribald, ruttish in the sense of severe Definition very intense or unpleasant a business with severe cash flow problems Synonyms serious, critical, terrible, desperate, alarming, extreme, grave, awful, distressing, appalling, dire, drastic, very bad, catastrophic, woeful, ruinous in the sense of sickening Definition causing horror or disgust This was a sickening attack on a defenceless creature. Synonyms disgusting, revolting, vile, offensive, foul, distasteful, repulsive, nauseating, loathsome, nauseous, gut-wrenching, putrid, stomach-turning (informal), cringe-making (British, informal), noisome, yucky or yukky (slang), yucko (Australian, slang) in the sense of smutty She said she detested smutty jokes. Synonyms obscene, dirty, crude, coarse, filthy, indecent, vulgar, improper, blue, pornographic, raunchy (informal), suggestive, racy, lewd, risqué, X-rated (informal), bawdy, salacious, prurient, off colour, indelicate in the sense of stormy Definition (of weather) violent with dark skies, heavy rain or snow, and strong winds the long stormy winter of 1942 Synonyms wild, rough, tempestuous, raging, dirty, foul, turbulent, windy, blustering, blustery, gusty, inclement, squally in the sense of terrible Definition very serious or extreme He claimed that he had a terrible pain in his head.We are in terrible trouble. Synonyms serious, desperate, severe, extreme, bad, dangerous, insufferable Additional synonyms in the sense of ugly Definition repulsive or displeasing an ugly scene Synonyms unpleasant, shocking, terrible (informal), offensive, nasty, disgusting, revolting, obscene, hideous, monstrous, vile, distasteful, horrid (informal), repulsive, frightful, objectionable, disagreeable, repugnant in the sense of unappetizing Definition tasting, looking, or smelling unpleasant to eat cold and unappetizing chicken Synonyms unpalatable, disgusting, unsavoury, unpleasant, unattractive, distasteful, tasteless, repulsive, off-putting (British, informal), unappealing, insipid, vapid, uninviting, yucko (Australian, slang) in the sense of vicious Definition intended to cause hurt or distress a vicious attack on a woman's character Synonyms malicious, vindictive, spiteful, mean, cruel, venomous, bitchy (informal), defamatory, rancorous, backbiting, slanderous in the sense of vile Definition morally wicked a vile and despicable crime Synonyms wicked, base, evil, mean, bad, low, shocking, appalling, ugly, corrupt, miserable, vicious, humiliating, perverted, coarse, degrading, worthless, disgraceful, vulgar, degenerate, abject, sinful, despicable, depraved, debased, loathsome, contemptible, impure, wretched, nefarious, ignoble in the sense of vile Definition disgusting the vile smell of mouldy cheese Synonyms disgusting, foul, revolting, offensive, nasty, obscene, sickening, horrid (informal), repellent, repulsive, noxious, nauseating, repugnant, loathsome, yucky or yukky (slang), yucko (Australian, slang) in the sense of vulgar Definition showing lack of good taste, decency, or refinement a TV show well known for its vulgar jokes Synonyms crude, dirty, rude, low, blue, nasty, naughty, coarse, indecent, improper, suggestive, tasteless, risqué, off colour, ribald, indelicate, indecorous
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