Deficiency in some desirable quality; lack of worth or excellence; inferiority, inadequacy. Also: an instance of this.

In various figurative or allusive contexts, from sense 1 (Cf. Matthew iii. 12, etc.)

something of little account (see roast, n.).

the rectum.

(a) plural odds and ends (cf. end, n. 6c); (b) see quot. 1844; (c) a remnant of cloth; (d) U.S. slang, the inferior part or share (of something)…

A subspecies; an inferior or lower kind.

A thing inferior to another; something of less amount, subordinate importance, etc.; †also formerly (in plural), things of this lower world…

A back of a garment made of canvas; hence figurative a reverse much inferior to the front.

A lower or inferior thing.

(under-, prefix1 affix 3a(b).)

= waster, n.1 6a.

Originally U.S. slang. A poor, indifferent, or inefficient thing, place, person, etc. Chiefly in the negative phrase no slouch of (something); also…

colloquial. A thing which is shockingly ugly or indecent, or of disgracefully bad quality.

figurative. Anything inferior or cheap. Obsolete. rare.

An inferior example of something; a worthless article.

= waster, n.1 6. An article of bad or imperfect workmanship, rejected as unserviceable or not saleable at the full price.

Something rejected as waste. An article of faulty or inferior manufacture.

transferred and figurative. Worthless material made to look like what is of superior quality; what is worthless and pretentious in art…

U.S. regional. A poor or unsatisfactory specimen of something.

A poor or contemptible person, esp. one who is pretentious or flashy; spec. one who gambles for low stakes.

A horse and trap, esp. one in a ramshackle condition; the driver or hirer of one of these. In extended use: an inferior, substandard, or decrepit…

Something cheap (senses 1a, 4a and 5a); a thing of little value or of poor quality. spec. a film, book, etc., produced on a low budget…

figurative. Used attributively and absol. of an inferior person or thing, esp. one of no value, poor quality, or cheap (but often showy). colloquial.

In extended use: a stock, derivative, or inferior idea, work, etc.

Denoting a person or thing (with varying degrees of contempt or admiration). slang (originally U.S.). A thing of poor quality; something worthless…

Something of a very low standard; a very bad performance. Also, a furore or ‘stink’.

A ‘bodgie’ thing; something shoddy, unreliable, or of dubious origin.

= cheapie, n.