Similar words: jealousy, blouse, callous, perilous, sedulous, zealous, jealous, credulous. Meaning: ['laʊzɪ] 
adj. 1. very bad 2. infested with lice 3. vile; despicable.
adj. 1. very bad 2. infested with lice 3. vile; despicable. 
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1, A lazy youth, a lousy age. 
2, He blamed Fiona for a lousy weekend.
3, I've had a lousy day.
4, 'He's a lousy cook.' 'I couldn't agree more !'
5, The food was lousy.
6, In August the place is lousy with tourists.
7, It's lousy to be the new kid.
8, All she bought me was this lousy T-shirt.
9, This place is lousy with tourists in August.
10, What a lousy day I've had!
11, I had a lousy weekend.
12, He left me a lousy fifty cent tip.
13, The town was lousy with tourists.
14, I thought that film was lousy.
15, He offered me a lousy ￡100 for it.
16, I feel lousy, I'm going home.
17, I wasn't actually sick but I felt lousy.
18, Brenda's lousy with kids.
19, I'm lousy at tennis.
20, Which way is it? - I have no/a lousy sense of direction!
21, There can be no argument about how lousy he is at public relations.
22, I told them it was a lousy idea,[http://sentencedict.com/lousy.html] but I was overruled.
23, You're no business-woman, Mrs Sutherland, you're lousy at it.
24, The donuts turned out to be lousy.
25, He would have made a lousy war correspondent.
26, This country is lousy with them.
27, I was a lousy secretary.
28, And we're in a lousy tactical position.
29, Lousy crossword today, clever-clever, too many obvious anagrams.
30, It makes no difference where you put the aerial, the TV picture's still lousy.
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