Morally evil; wicked, iniquitous, depraved, vicious, immoral, blameworthy, reprehensible. Of persons. Obsolete exc. dialect. Common in Scottish.

Destitute of morals or virtue; vicious, immoral: = thowless, adj. 1. Obsolete.

Unrighteous; immoral, wrong.

Of persons: deviating from integrity, rectitude, or probity; doing or prone to do that which is evil, noxious, or unjust; opprobrious, vicious.

Morally wrong, immoral; (with reference to sexual behaviour) promiscuous. Obsolete.

Of persons. Bad or immoral in character or conduct; disreputable.

Having a bad disposition; disposed to evil or harm; immoral, wicked; malignant, malevolent; unpropitious.

Of a person. Morally bad, wicked. Occasionally also of a domestic animal: vicious, uncontrollable. Cf. naught, pron. 2a and noughty, adj. 2. Obsolete.

Without morality or virtue; wanton, dissolute, profligate; also, thoughtless. Obsolete.

Ill-disposed.

With reference to sexual behaviour: promiscuous, licentious. Cf. nought, adj. 1c. Obsolete.

Having bad ‘conditions’ or qualities; of an evil disposition; in a bad condition or state. In Geometry, applied to a triangle which has very unequal…

Of persons: Destitute of moral character.