crummy

crum·my

also crumb·y  (krŭm′ē)

adj. crum·mi·er, crum·mi·est also crumb·i·er or crumb·i·est Slang

1. Miserable or wretched: a crummy situation in the family.

2. Shabby or cheap: a crummy little rowboat.

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[Probably from crumb.]

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crummy

(ˈkrʌmɪ)

adj, -mier or -miest

1. of little value; inferior; contemptible

2. unwell or depressed: to feel crummy.

[C19: variant spelling of crumby]

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crummy

(ˈkrʌmɪ)

n, pl -mies

(Forestry) Canadian a lorry that carries loggers to work from their camp

[probably originally meaning: makeshift camp, from crummy¹]

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crum•my

(ˈkrʌm i)

adj. -mi•er, -mi•est. Informal.

1. dirty and run-down; shabby.

2. of little value; cheap; worthless.

3. wretched; miserable.

[1855–60; perhaps obsolete crum crooked]

crum′mi•ness, n.

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Thesaurus

Adj.

1.

crummy - of very poor quality; flimsy cheesy, chintzy, punk, bum, sleazy, tinny, cheap colloquialism - a colloquial expression; characteristic of spoken or written communication that seeks to imitate informal speech inferior - of low or inferior quality

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crummy

adjective (Slang) second-rate, cheap, inferior, substandard, poor, pants (informal), miserable, rotten (informal), duff (Brit. informal), lousy (slang), shoddy, trashy, low-rent (informal, chiefly U.S.), for the birds (informal), third-rate, contemptible, shitty (taboo slang), two-bit (U.S. & Canad. slang), crappy (slang), rubbishy, poxy (slang), dime-a-dozen (informal), piss-poor (slang), chickenshit (U.S. slang), bush-league (Austral. & N.Z. informal), tinhorn (U.S. slang), of a sort or of sorts, strictly for the birds (informal) This is a lot better than some of the crummy places I've stayed in.

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crummy

also crumby
adjective

Slang. Of decidedly inferior quality:

base, cheap, lousy, miserable, paltry, poor, rotten, shoddy, sleazy, trashy.

Informal: cheesy.

Slang: schlocky.

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Translations

crummy

[ˈkrʌmɪ] ADJ (crummier (compar) (crummiest (superl)))

1. (= bad) → miserable; [hotel] → de mala muerte
you can keep your crummy job → puede usted quedarse su empleo de pacotilla

2. (= unwell) → fatal
I'm feeling crummy → me siento fatal

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crummy

[ˈkrʌmi] adj

[place, job] → minable

(= unwell) to feel crummy [person] → se sentir patraque

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crummy

adj (+er) (inf) → mies (inf), → Scheiß- (sl)

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crummy

[ˈkrʌmɪ] adj (fam) (flat) → scadente; (idea) → stupido/a
a crummy town → un postaccio

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