shabby 音标拼音: [ʃ'æbi]
a . 衣衫褴褛的,不体面的,破旧的,吝啬的,卑鄙的
衣衫褴褛的,不体面的,破旧的,吝啬的,卑鄙的
shabby adj 1 :
showing signs of wear and tear ; "
a ratty old overcoat ";
"
shabby furniture "; "
an old house with dirty windows and tatty curtains " [
synonym : {
moth -
eaten }, {
ratty }, {
shabby },
{
tatty }]
2 :
mean and unworthy and despicable ; "
shabby treatment "
Shabby \
Shab "
by \,
a . [
Compar . {
Shabbier };
superl . {
Shabbiest }.]
[
See {
Shab },
n ., {
Scabby },
and {
Scab }.]
1 .
Torn or worn to rage ;
poor ;
mean ;
ragged .
[
1913 Webster ]
Wearing shabby coats and dirty shirts . --
Macaulay .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
Clothed with ragged ,
much worn ,
or soiled garments . "
The dean was so shabby ." --
Swift .
[
1913 Webster ]
3 .
Mean ;
paltry ;
despicable ;
as ,
shabby treatment . "
Very shabby fellows ." --
Clarendon .
[
1913 Webster ]
283 Moby Thesaurus words for "
shabby ":
Mickey Mouse ,
NG ,
abandoned ,
abject ,
abominable ,
arrant ,
atrocious ,
awful ,
bare ,
base ,
battered ,
beastly ,
beat -
up ,
bedraggled ,
beggarly ,
beneath contempt ,
blameworthy ,
blowzy ,
broken -
down ,
brutal ,
budget ,
careless ,
cheap ,
cheesy ,
chintzy ,
coarse ,
common ,
contemptible ,
contemptuous ,
crummy ,
debased ,
decaying ,
decrepit ,
deficient ,
degraded ,
demeaning ,
deplorable ,
depraved ,
desolate ,
despicable ,
deteriorated ,
deteriorating ,
detestable ,
dilapidated ,
dingy ,
dire ,
dirty ,
disagreeable ,
discreditable ,
disfigured ,
disgraceful ,
disgusting ,
dishonorable ,
disreputable ,
dog -
eared ,
dowdy ,
down -
at -
heel ,
down -
at -
the -
heels ,
drabbletailed ,
draggled ,
draggletailed ,
dreadful ,
easy ,
economic ,
economy ,
egregious ,
enormous ,
execrable ,
faded ,
fetid ,
filthy ,
flagrant ,
foul ,
fourth -
class ,
frayed ,
frazzled ,
frowzy ,
frugal ,
frumpish ,
frumpy ,
full of holes ,
fulsome ,
gaudy ,
gimcracky ,
good -
for -
naught ,
good -
for -
nothing ,
grave ,
grievous ,
gross ,
grubby ,
grudging ,
grungy ,
hateful ,
heinous ,
holey ,
horrible ,
horrid ,
ignoble ,
ignominious ,
imperfect ,
impolite ,
in rags ,
in shreds ,
in tatters ,
inadequate ,
incompetent ,
inexpensive ,
infamous ,
inferior ,
informal ,
inglorious ,
insufficient ,
irregular ,
junk ,
junky ,
lamentable ,
little ,
loathsome ,
loose ,
lousy ,
low ,
low -
class ,
low -
down ,
low -
grade ,
low -
priced ,
low -
quality ,
low -
test ,
lowly ,
lumpen ,
maladroit ,
manageable ,
mangy ,
mean ,
mean -
spirited ,
measly ,
mediocre ,
meretricious ,
messy ,
mingy ,
miserable ,
moderate ,
modest ,
monstrous ,
moth -
eaten ,
mussy ,
nasty ,
nefarious ,
neglected ,
negligent ,
niggard ,
niggardly ,
no -
account ,
no -
good ,
noisome ,
nominal ,
not comparable ,
not in it ,
not worth having ,
not worth mentioning ,
not worthwhile ,
notorious ,
nugacious ,
nugatory ,
obnoxious ,
odious ,
offensive ,
opprobrious ,
out of it ,
outrageous ,
outworn ,
paltry ,
patchy ,
pathetic ,
penurious ,
peremptory ,
petty ,
pinchpenny ,
pitiable ,
pitiful ,
poky ,
poor ,
poverty -
stricken ,
punk ,
ragged ,
raggedy ,
ramshackle ,
rank ,
ratty ,
reasonable ,
regrettable ,
reprehensible ,
reptilian ,
repulsive ,
rickety ,
rotten ,
rubbishy ,
rude ,
ruined ,
ruinous ,
run -
down ,
sad ,
scabby ,
scandalous ,
schlock ,
scraggly ,
scrubby ,
scruffy ,
scummy ,
scurvy ,
scuzzy ,
second -
best ,
second -
class ,
seedy ,
sensible ,
shady ,
shameful ,
shattered ,
shocking ,
shoddy ,
slack ,
slatternly ,
sleazy ,
slipshod ,
sloppy ,
slovenly ,
slumlike ,
slummy ,
sluttish ,
small ,
sordid ,
sorry ,
squalid ,
stingy ,
tacky ,
tattered ,
tatty ,
terrible ,
third -
class ,
third -
rate ,
threadbare ,
tinny ,
tired ,
token ,
too bad ,
torn ,
trashy ,
trivial ,
trumpery ,
tumbledown ,
two -
for -
a -
cent ,
two -
for -
a -
penny ,
twopenny ,
twopenny -
halfpenny ,
unclean ,
uncouth ,
unexpensive ,
unfriendly ,
ungenerous ,
ungentlemanly ,
unhelpful ,
unkempt ,
unladylike ,
unmentionable ,
unneat ,
unpleasant ,
unrespectable ,
unsightly ,
unskillful ,
untidy ,
unworthy ,
valueless ,
vile ,
villainous ,
within means ,
woeful ,
worn ,
worn out ,
worn -
out ,
worst ,
worth the money ,
worthless ,
wrecked ,
wretched
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SHABBY Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of SHABBY is clothed with worn or seedy garments How to use shabby in a sentence
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SHABBY Synonyms: 83 Similar and Opposite Words - Merriam-Webster Synonyms for SHABBY: dilapidated, neglected, scruffy, tatty, tattered, grungy, miserable, dumpy; Antonyms of SHABBY: new, fresh, brand-new, maintained, kept-up, reconstructed, mended, patched