|
bad, tough | feeling physical discomfort or pain | ||
|
bad, unsound, unfit | physically unsound or diseased | ||
|
bad, big | serious or severe | ||
|
bad | below average in quality or performance | ||
|
bad, forged | reproduced fraudulently | ||
|
speculative, bad, risky, high-risk | not financially safe or secure | ||
|
bad | characterized by wickedness or immorality | ||
|
bad | [in linguistics] nonstandard | ||
|
bad, spoilt, spoiled | (of foodstuffs) not in an edible or usable condition | ||
|
bad, defective | not working properly | ||
|
sorry, bad, regretful | feeling or expressing regret or sorrow or a sense of loss over something done or undone | ||
|
bad | having undesirable or negative qualities | ||
|
bad | capable of harming | ||
|
badness, bad | that which is below standard or expectations as of ethics or decency | ||
|
bad, uncollectible | not capable of being collected | ||
|
bad, badly | very much; strongly | ||
|
bad, badly | with great intensity |