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Contexts ▼▲ Comparative for very disgusting, dirty or unpleasant Comparative for depicting or referring to vulgar matters in a way that is unacceptable in polite society Comparative for unpleasant or spiteful in nature or demeanor Comparative for very serious in nature Comparative for annoying or unwelcome Comparative for affected with, or causing, physical discomfort or pain (of the weather) Comparative for unpleasantly cold or wet Comparative for requiring great skill or finesse in handling or treatment Comparative for causing worry, distress or anxiety … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Comparative for very disgusting, dirty or unpleasant fouler unpleasanter dirtier disgustinger horribler filthier viler awfuller terribler grottier horrider yuckier grosser ickier squalider lousier smellier acrider beastlier ghastlier grubbier gruesomer ranker skankier cruddier pongier stinkier uglier whiffier badder bitterer blacker cheaper dingier dustier eviller fulsomer funkier grimier grungier harsher lamer loathlier meaner muckier muddier niffier obscener paltrier pitifuller rattier rottener scabbier scummier scurvier smuttier sordider sorrier sourer uncleaner unlovelier wickeder wretcheder yukkier bummer unholier more distasteful more disagreeable more sickening more nauseating more odious more offensive more repellent more repugnant more loathsome more obnoxious more abominable more dreadful more objectionable more repulsive more revolting more nauseous more unappetizing more appalling more hideous more horrendous more noxious more unpalatable more frightful more malodorous more noisome more atrocious more rancid more stinking more unsavouryUK more foul-smelling more uninviting more diabolical more fetidUS more mephitic more polluted more putrid more abhorrent more bedraggled more blackened more contemptible more deplorable more despicable more disgustful more displeasing more draggled more miasmal more pitiable more repellant more scandalous more soiled more stained more sullied more uncleanly more uncongenial more unpleasing more unsavoryUS more unwelcome more festy more olid more hellish more ungodly more off-putting more ❯ “Plans to build a new sewage plant to help free the air of nasty pongs should be given full support, a councilor said today.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for depicting or referring to vulgar matters in a way that is unacceptable in polite society obscener dirtier filthier fouler cruder grosser vulgarer lewder ruder smuttier disgustinger sicker profaner viler bawdier coarser pornier raunchier trashier unseemlier wantoner more indecent more pornographic more improper more lascivious more offensive more indelicate more impure more licentious more salacious more blue more ribald more scatological more immodest more scatologic more illicit more immoral more indecorous more shameful “It happens when I sleep. It isn't right what I do in my nasty dreams with you.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for unpleasant or spiteful in nature or demeanor meaner spitefuller unpleasanter viciouser unkinder crueler hatefuller unfriendlier cattier ruder viler surlier badder baser dirtier ignobler lower paltrier snider sordider wretcheder unfairer ornerier worse-tempered more malicious more disagreeable more malevolent more abusive more inconsiderate more malign more malignant more churlish more uncharitable more despicable more hostile more obnoxious more poisonous more venomous more vindictive more annoying more cantankerous more contemptible more currish more despiteful more detestable more dishonourableUK more dishonorableUS more execrable more hurtful more ignominious more offensive more virulent more unsportsmanlike more ruthless more sarcastic more mean-spirited more ill-natured more ill-humoredUS more ill-tempered more low-down “Finding humor in someone else's misfortune is just a nasty thing to do.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for very serious in nature seriouser badder graver severer terribler awfuller painfuller uglier harmfuller more dangerous more critical more alarming more dreadful more frightful more worrying more concerning more damaging more injurious “An emergency meeting has been called to address this nasty situation.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for annoying or unwelcome unpleasanter peskier more annoying more disagreeable more maddening more unwelcome more exasperating more infuriating more irritating more irksome more unfortunate more vexatious “But events have this nasty habit of coming along and disturbing all your best-laid plans, don't they?” Adjective ▲ Comparative for affected with, or causing, physical discomfort or pain painfuller sorer achier more afflictive more excruciating more aching more injurious more smarting “He tripped and sustained a nasty bruise on his knee.” Adjective ▲ (of the weather) Comparative for unpleasantly cold or wet bleaker colder fouler filthier rainier stormier unpleasanter wetter foggier squallier rougher more disagreeable more inclement more tempestuous more turbulent more blustery “After what seemed like an eternity of thick fog and nasty weather, the skies finally cleared up yesterday.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for requiring great skill or finesse in handling or treatment difficulter tougher pricklier thornier trickier hairier knottier spinier stickier touchier dodgier tricksier catchier more problematical more delicate more sensitive more ticklish “It needed the co-operation and goodwill of every section in this country because it was a nasty job to do at a very ticklish time.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for causing worry, distress or anxiety more discomposing more disquieting more distressing more disturbing more nagging more unsettling more upsetting more troubling more troublous more troublesome more worrisome “She had a nasty sense that he was up to no good.” Find more words! 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