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Definition of bad
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Bad
(imp.)
Bade.
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Color
::
Color (n.) A
distinguishing
badge,
as a flag or
similar
symbol
(usually
in the
plural);
as, the
colors
or color of a ship or
regiment;
the
colors
of a race horse (that is, of the cap and
jacket
worn by the
jockey)..
So-so
::
So-so (a.)
Neither
very good nor very bad;
middling;
passable;
tolerable;
indifferent.
Neutrality
::
Neutrality
(n.)
Indifference
in
quality;
a state
neither
very good nor bad.
Aubade
::
Aubade
(n.) An open air
concert
in the
morning,
as
distinguished
from an
evening
serenade;
also, a
pianoforte
composition
suggestive
of
morning..
Expensive
::
Expensive
(a.) Free in
expending;
very
liberal;
especially,
in a bad
scene;
extravagant;
lavish..
Badgerer
::
Badgerer
(n.) A kind of dog used in
badger
baiting.
Spur
::
Spur (n.) An
implement
secured
to the heel, or above the heel, of a
horseman,
to urge the horse by its
pressure.
Modern
spurs have a small
wheel,
or
rowel,
with short
points.
Spurs were the badge of
knighthood..
Badinage
::
Badinage
(n.)
Playful
raillery;
banter.
Supreme
::
Supreme
(a.)
Highest;
greatest;
most
excellent
or most
extreme;
utmost;
greatist
possible
(sometimes
in a bad
sense);
as,
supreme
love;
supreme
glory;
supreme
magnanimity;
supreme
folly..
Cross
::
Cross (n.) An
appendage
or
ornament
or
anything
in the form of a
cross;
a badge or
ornamental
device
of the
general
shape of a
cross;
hence,
such an
ornament,
even when
varying
considerably
from that form; thus, the Cross of the
British
Order of St.
George
and St.
Michael
consists
of a
central
medallion
with seven arms
radiating
from it..
Abuse
::
Abuse (v. t.) To put to a wrong use; to
misapply;
to
misuse;
to put to a bad use; to use for a wrong
purpose
or end; to
pervert;
as, to abuse
inherited
gold; to make an
excessive
use of; as, to abuse one's
authority..
Misfortune
::
Misfortune
(n.) Bad
fortune
or luck;
calamity;
an evil
accident;
disaster;
mishap;
mischance.
Wastrel
::
Wastrel
(n.)
Anything
cast away as bad or
useless,
as
imperfect
bricks,
china,
etc..
Dysnomy
::
Dysnomy
(n.) Bad
legislation;
the
enactment
of bad laws.
Jongler
::
"Jongler
(n.) In the
Middle
Ages, a court
attendant
or other
person
who, for hire,
recited
or sang
verses,
usually
of his own
composition.
See
Troubadour..
Exceed
::
Exceed
(v. t.) To go
beyond;
to
proceed
beyond
the given or
supposed
limit or
measure
of; to
outgo;
to
surpass;
-- used both in a good and a bad
sense;
as, one man
exceeds
another
in bulk,
stature,
weight,
power,
skill,
etc.; one
offender
exceeds
another
in
villainy;
his rank
exceeds
yours..
Put-up
::
Put-up
(a.)
Arranged;
plotted;
-- in a bad
sense;
as, a
put-up
job..
Secure
::
Secure
(a.)
Overconfident;
incautious;
careless;
-- in a bad
sense.
Vicious
::
Vicious
(a.) Not well tamed or
broken;
given to bad
tricks;
unruly;
refractory;
as, a
vicious
horse..
Entice
::
Entice
(v. t.) To draw on, by
exciting
hope or
desire;
to
allure;
to
attract;
as, the bait
enticed
the
fishes.
Often in a bad
sense:
To lead
astray;
to
induce
to evil; to
tempt;
as, the
sirens
enticed
them to
listen..
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