Perverse, infamous, worthless, vile.

Lacking any goodness or virtue; esp. worthless, useless.

Lacking in good qualities; worthless, bad, vile.

Of persons, etc.: empty or destitute of good qualities; worthless. Obsolete.

Destitute or defective in various other respects. Poor in quality, paltry, worthless. Obsolete.

Completely worthless or valueless; of no use whatsoever. Formerly also: †utterly bad, pernicious, or rotten (obsolete). Cf. naught, pron.

Without worth or merit; worthless.

Bad; contemptible, worthless; untrustworthy; disreputable. Obsolete.

Of a thing: having no worth or value; useless.

attributive (in apposition) passing into adj.

Of persons: Morally worthless, good-for-nothing, vile, ‘scurvy.’ Obsolete.

With the opprobrious force transferred to the adjective: Thoroughly bad, good for nothing, rascally.

literal. Of or relating to offal (in preceding senses); consisting of offal; that is offal.

Good-for-nothing; = losel, adj.

Good-for-nothing, worthless.

Ragged, dirty; disreputable, good-for-nothing.

= losel, adj.

Like a losel, good-for-nothing, idle, lazy.

Having no value; without value.

= ragamuffin, adj.

Of a person: of no use or help to others, esp. lazy, feckless, and unreliable.

Never doing any good; good-for-nothing, worthless.

colloquial. Very bad or unpleasant; nasty, terrible, awful; (also of a person) unwell. Also as an intensifier.

slang. In ironic use: ‘fine’, ‘prize’. Obsolete.

That behaves as a scamp, good-for-nothing.

= good-for-nothing, adj. Cf. good-for-nought, adj.

In predicative use: not good (in various senses); of no ability, competence, quality, utility, or value; (also, of a person) unscrupulous…

Having the character or disposition of a scamp; characteristic of a scamp.

= ne'er-do-well, adj. In quot. 1890 as n. with the: worthless, disreputable people as a class.

In attributive use. Usually hyphenated. Esp. of a person: useless, worthless.

In predicative use: bad or worthless; no good.

= ne'er-do-well, adj. rare.