poxy
/ˈpɒksi
/adjective (poxier, poxiest) informal, chiefly British
Of poor quality; worthless: they’ve won one poxy trophy...
- So I sat there for the whole exam staring miserably at this poxy exam paper and waiting for the first opportunity of escape.
- Our parents and, even worse, our grandparents - people who remained engaged for five or six years so they could save up enough to buy a whole house, not just the poxy five per cent deposit - must think we are insane.
- There was no option but to disassemble the poxy thing, stuff it back into it's box (needless to say they never go back in) and schlep back to Croydon.
Rhymes
- ladette
- la-di-da
- ladied
- ladies
- Ladies' Aid
- Ladies' Aid Society
- ladies' bar
- ladies' cabin
- ladies' car
- ladies' carriage
- ladies' chain
- ladies' cloakroom
- ladies' college
- ladies' compartment
- ladies cushion
- ladies' cushion
- ladies' delight
- ladies' fair
- ladies' fingers
- ladies' gallery
- ladies' lounge
- ladies' man
- Ladies' Mile
- ladies' night
- ladies' room