Adjective: crummy (crummier,crummiest) krú-mee
Usage: informal
Usage: N. Amer, informal
Usage: informal
- Of very poor quality
"We stayed in a crummy hotel on our budget vacation";
- bum [informal], cheap, cheesy [informal], chintzy [N. Amer, informal], punk [N. Amer, informal], tinny [archaic], tacky [informal], crumby [informal]
- Very bad
"a crummy play";
- icky [informal], lousy [informal], rotten [informal], stinking [informal], stinky [informal], rubbish [Brit, informal], dire [Brit, informal]
Usage: N. Amer, informal
- A truck that takes loggers or other workers to and from work
"The loggers piled into the crummy at the end of their shift"
Derived forms: crummies, crummiest, crummier
See also: bad, gimcrack, inferior, tacky [informal], tawdry
Encyclopedia: Crummy, Andrew