Not fair or beautiful; uncomely; disfigured; ugly. Obsolete.

Bad; wrong; wicked. In predicative use: amiss.

Not good; evil, bad; wicked.

Evil, wicked, bad.

apparently Bad, evil.

Lacking or failing to conform to moral virtue, immoral; wicked, evil. Also (in weakened use) of a child or a child's behaviour: unruly…

Differing from or opposed to what is right, good, or profitable; perverse, evil, cruel; adverse, unfavourable. Obsolete.

full of evil or wickedness.

Of things (chiefly immaterial): Of evil nature, character, or influence; ill-conditioned, bad, vile. Obsolete.

Of persons, their actions, etc.: Bad, vile, evil, wicked, base; unprincipled, ill-conditioned; good-for-nothing, worthless, ‘naughty’. Obsolete.

Lacking goodness; bad, wicked. Of persons.

Different from, or opposed to what is right, good, or profitable: perverse, adverse. Obsolete.

Of an action, etc.: bad, wicked. Obsolete.

Actively or intrinsically immoral; sinful, wicked. Obsolete.

Of behaviour, an action, etc.: bad, immoral, wicked. Cf. naughty, adj. 3a. Obsolete.

Unhallowed, unholy; wicked, evil, malignant.

Of an immaterial or abstract thing, as a quality, an emotion, etc.: corrupt, evil, bad, wicked.

Of a thing, action, etc. Originally: morally bad, wicked, blameworthy; cf. noughty, adj. 1 (now archaic and rare). In later use: involving or…

Loathsome, evil, vile.

Morally bad, immoral; wicked. Occasionally also in weakened sense: naughty. Now archaic and rare.

Bad, evil, mischievous; perverse, obstinate.