Servile, slavish; base.

= wicked, adj.1 1a 1b.

Despicable; vile; reprehensible. Obsolete.

Lecherous; also in wider sense, base, vile.

Of persons: Of a low, base, or despicable character; morally depraved or degraded; capable of the basest conduct.

In moral sense: Mean, base. Obsolete.

Fierce, violent, angry.

Vile, base, mean, basely wicked; worthless, ‘wretched’, ‘miserable’.

Rotten, worthless, contemptible. Cf. roynish, adj., scurvy, adj. 2a.

Of a low or inferior quality or standard; poor, inadequately good.

Worthless, contemptible, lowly (now rare). Also (and earliest) of language: †coarse, obscene (obsolete).

Disgraceful, contemptible, low. In later use colloquial as an intensifier.

Like a brock or badger; beastly, dirty.

= vile, adj., in various senses. Of actions, things, etc.

Having the character of a tinker or of a tinker's work; clumsy, bungling, unskilful; of poor quality; mean, low, disreputable.

As a term of contempt: ‘Scurvy’, mean, contemptible. Obsolete.

Depraved, villainous; (in weakened sense) badly behaved, reprobate.

Of, relating to, or characteristic of such a person or his or her behaviour.

Vile, mean, base, ignoble.

Small, insignificant. Now rare.

Indicating reprehension or disapproval: vile, wretched. Obsolete.

Sordid, in various senses.

= facinorous, adj.

quasi-adj. Base, mean.

That stains the honour of the persons engaged; dishonourably sordid, base, mean, or corrupt; despicable. Colloquial phrase dirty work at the cross…

= shabby, adj.

Of persons, their actions, etc.: Contemptibly mean, ungenerous, or dishonourable. Often applied, in a lighter tone, to conduct which is less friendly…

Pertaining to or characteristic of a scoundrel. Of conduct: Mean, unprincipled.

figurative. Contemptible, mean, vile; stingy, ‘shabby’. Now only colloquial.

(used attributive) and adj.

Of an action, motive, etc.: base, low; mean, ungenerous.

slang (originally U.S.). Usually attributive. Of a person: deserving of contempt; disreputable, worthless; (also) of a low social class. Originally…

Breeding or producing vermin. Also figurative.

slang. Disorderly; disreputable.

spec. figurative (British colloquial). Poor in quality, condition, or standard; shabby, run-down. Now rare.

Chiefly U.S. Inept, slipshod, slovenly; esp. unkempt, shabby, dirty. Also: unpleasant, disreputable.

Mean, dirty, disreputable. Also in combinations.