Inferior in quality, constitution, condition or appearance; poor, unsatisfactory, defective. Obsolete.

Originally: of or relating to the realm of the mundane or commonplace; lacking in elevation or adornment; (sometimes) spec. worldly, less holy or…

Lacking or deficient in the proper or desired quality; of little excellence or worth; of a low or inferior standard or quality. See also sense A. 4.

Of inferior quality, poor, mean. Often said of clothing, food, dwelling, etc. Obsolete.

Of poor or bad quality; wretchedly bad or inferior.

Of secondary or lesser importance, rank, or scale; minor; subordinate. Now chiefly in historically fixed collocations (e.g. petty officer, n.).

Not in good condition; bad or poor in quality or kind.

Belonging to the second class in respect of dignity or importance; entitled to consideration only in the second place. Also, and usually, in less…

Of minor or lesser importance. Of things: of little value; insignificant, trifling; = petty, adj. 2a. Obsolete.

Lacking in equality; inferior. Obsolete. rare.

In privative sense: Not good; of deficient or inferior quality or condition; of little or no worth; defective, poor, imperfect, unsatisfactory, not…

Of a thing or substance: of ordinary or inferior quality, of little value, mean; not rare or expensive.

Ordinary, common, mean (in the depreciatory sense of these epithets); base; of inferior quality or value; of little account. (Cf. also coarsely, adv.)

Lacking in what is requisite; falling short of the proper measure or standard; wanting, deficient. archaic. (In quot. 1596, said of the thing wanted.)

Not likely; improbable. Not likely to meet with success; not showing promise of achievement or excellence; improbable or unpromising in terms of…

Of lower status, importance, or rank; inferior; = less, adj. 1b. In attributive use.

Of articles of food, or commodities of any kind: Coarse, inferior, common. Obsolete.

Bad, inferior, substandard, worthless. In Scottish use also: unsubstantial, insignificant. Cf. noughty, adj. 3b. Obsolete.

Lower in degree, rank, importance, quality, amount, or other respect; of less value or consideration; lesser; subordinate.

Rejected or condemned as worthless, inferior, or impure. Now rare.

Deficient in energy or vigour; lax. Obsolete.

Poor in quality or condition; lacking vigour. Cf. likely, adj. 5b. Obsolete.

Junior; inferior in rank, subordinate; spec. designating a junior judge. Cf. puisne, adj. 1. Obsolete.

Inferior, subordinate; of lower rank or position.

figurative. Having some quality likened to the hard dry consistence of wood, or to its inferior… Of inferior character, poor, worthless.

Of a coarse, gross, or inferior character or nature; befitting or appertaining to a mean person or thing; menial. Obsolete.

Small, insignificant; petty; ineffectual, weak, puny. Obsolete.

Of or belonging to the provant or soldier's allowance; (hence) of common or inferior quality. Obsolete.

Subordinate.

= inferior, adj.

Inferior; subordinate.

Hence, by euphemism: Not particularly good; poor, inferior; rather bad. (Frequently preceded by but or very.)

Not equal to another; inferior.

Not befitting or suiting (a person, etc.); derogatory to the dignity, standing, or character of; below the level of.

Subordinate; inferior, low.

having the coat turned.

Inferior. Obsolete. rare.

Of lower degree; of inferior importance. Obsolete.

Of the nature of farandine; hence, second-rate, worthless. Cf. the use of bombast, fustian, linsey-woolsey.

Rather bad (in various senses); inferior, indifferent, poor.

Inferior or poor in quality. Obsolete. rare.

Of a subordinate or inferior character or standing.

Made tinny or like tin; impregnated with tin; in quot. 1794 depreciative.

literal. Half-half, i.e. quarter; but usually a contemptuous diminutive.

transferred. Discreditably inferior in quality, making a poor appearance.

Of a low or inferior quality or standard; in bad condition; unsound, shaky.

Of, relating to, or characteristic of poor white people of low social status, esp. when regarded as uneducated or uncultured. Also in figurative…

attributive. Resembling or suggesting a tin pot in quality or sound; hence contemptuously, without solid worth, of inferior quality, shabby, poor…

Inferior in quality, worse.

Of less than the required or normal quality or size; of a lower standard than required, inferior.

slang. (Frequently crummy.) Lousy; filthy, dirty, untidy; inferior, shoddy, distasteful.

colloquial. Inferior, second-rate; bad, nasty. Now somewhat rare.

= poor, adj. (in various senses).

Not wholly socially acceptable or respectable. Cf. quite, adv. adj.int.

Full of problems; fraught with difficulties, obstacles, uncertainties, etc.; difficult, hard.

figurative and in extended use. colloquial. Wretched, poor, miserable, gloomy; boring, depressing.

Of low or inferior quality.

colloquial. Of a light, flimsy, unsubstantial or imperfect nature. Also figurative.

figurative. Underdeveloped; weak, inferior, or insignificant in extent, character, quality, etc.; puny.

Of the nature of junk; trashy, worthless, valueless. Sometimes also without negative connotation: pleasingly old or worn.

transferred. Of inferior quality; refuse.

figurative. Of an exceptionally poor standard or quality; extremely bad, appalling.

Poorly made, repaired, or executed; of unsatisfactory workmanship, appearance, reliability, etc.; shoddy, inferior, bodged. Cf. dodgy, adj. additions.

Originally U.S. Inferior, worthless, of poor quality. Cf. junky, adj. 2.

slang. Bad; inferior, poor quality; unpleasant, displeasing. Of a person: lacking ability, incompetent; talentless; unwell.

colloquial (chiefly British, originally R.A.F. slang). Poor in quality; unsatisfactory.

Of low standard or quality; inferior, worthless.

(a) given two stars in a grading system in which more stars indicate higher quality (cf. star, n.1 9c(b)); (b) having or being a military rank…

Inferior, trashy, rubbishy, worthless.

Bad, inferior, defective; dirty, disgusting, unpleasant.

characterized by schlock; that is schlock; inferior, shoddy, or trashy.

slang (chiefly British). Very bad; worthless, useless; = crap, adj.

Worthless, rubbishy; self-indulgent. Also as a general term of disparagement. Cf. wanky, adj.2 1.

Bad, inferior; unpleasant, horrible.