good-for-nothingness
depreciative or derogatory
noun
The quality or condition of being useless or worthless; especially laziness, fecklessness, unreliability.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Samuel Richardson (bap. 1689, d. 1761), printer and author.
- Washington, Denzel
- Washington, George
- Washingtonian
- Washington Monument
- Washington, Mount
- Washingtonologist
- Washington Square
- washing-up
- washi tape
- Washita River
- washland
- wash leather
- wash one's dirty linen (or laundry) in public
- wash one's hands
- wash one's hands of
- wash one's mouth out (with soap and water)
- washout
- wash out (or wash someone out)
- wash over
- washrag
- wash, rinse, repeat
- washroom
- wash something down
- wash something out
- wash something up