one-star 
adjective
1Having one star in a grading system (especially of accommodation) in which this denotes the lowest standard: a good one-star hotel...
- The commission's latest reports, to be published in the next few weeks, will award both departments the low one-star standard, showing they provide only a fair service.
- According to NHTSA's system, a one-star rating means a high likelihood of rolling over, and a five-star rating means a low likelihood.
- It's more a one-star motorway hotel than the Hilton: fairly spacious, clean, but spartan, with just a bed, a desk and chair, a shower and toilet, a coffee - machine and a TV, with access to channels in his native Serbian.
1.1Having or denoting the fifth-highest military rank, distinguished in the US armed forces by one star on the uniform: a one-star general...
- The Command Director, an one-star general officer or colonel, is always on duty in the command center.
- She is only one of three women of the 42,000 women serving in the Army National Guard to attain the one-star general rank.
- The highlight of the building dedication was to be a speech by a one-star general.
- scaredy-cat
- scaremonger
- scaremongering
- scare (or bore etc.) the pants off someone
- scare quotes
- scarer
- scare something up
- scare story
- scare tactic
- scare the bejesus out of
- scareware
- scarf
- scarfed
- scarfie
- scarf ring
- scarf-skin
- scarification
- scarifier
- scarify
- scarily
- scariness
- scarlatina
- scarlatinal
- scarlatiniform
- scarlatinoid