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punkadjective falling short of a standardshe plays a punk game of tennis, so you won't have any trouble beating her bad, bastard, bush, bush-league, crummy(also crumby), deficient, dissatisfactory, ill, inferior, lame, lousy, off, paltry, poor, sour, suboptimal, subpar, substandard, unacceptable, unsatisfactory, wack(slang), wanting, wretched, wrong abysmal, atrocious, awful, bitchin'(slang), brutal, damnable, deplorable, detestable, disastrous, dreadful, execrable, gnarly(slang), horrendous, horrible, pathetic, stinky, sucky(slang), terrible, unspeakabledefective, faulty, flawedegregious, flagrant, grossbum, cheesy, coarse, common, crappy(slang), cut-rate, junky, lesser, low-grade, low-rent, mediocre, miserable, reprehensible, rotten, rubbishy, second-rate, shoddy, sleazy, trashyabominable, odious, vileuseless, valueless, worthlessinadequate, insufficient, lacking, meager(or meagre), mean, miserly, niggardly, scanty, shabby, short, skimp, skimpy, spare, stingymiscreant, scurrilous, villainouscounterfeit, fake, phony(also phoney), sham below par(or under par), from hunger acceptable, adequate, all right, decent, fine, OK(or okay), passable, respectable, satisfactory, standard, tolerable classic, classicalA1, bang-up, banner, boss(slang), capital, choice, crackerjack, dandy, divine, excellent, exceptional, fabulous, first-class, first-rate, grand, great, groovy, heavenly, high-test, jim-dandy, keen, marvelous(or marvellous), mean, neat, nifty, noble, par excellence, perfect, premium, prime, sensational, slick, splendid, stellar, sterling, superb, superior, superlative, supernal, swell, terrific, tip-top, top, top-notch, unsurpassed, wonderfulbetter, exceptional, fancy, high-grade, special, sufficientaverage, borderline, fair, mediocre, middling, minimal, so-so, unexceptionalsuitable, useful, worthygratifying, satisfying extremely unsatisfactorythe acting in the movie ranged all the way from poor to punk atrocious, awful, dismal, execrable, horrible, lousy, rotten, sucky(slang), terrible, wretched bad, deficient, inferior, off, poor, substandard, wantingcontemptible, miserable, shamefuldefective, faulty, flawedlow-grade, mediocre, reprehensible, second-ratebum, useless, valueless, worthlessinadequate, insufficient, lackingabominable, damnable, fiendish, odious, vile bitchin'(slang), great, marvelous(or marvellous), wonderful choice, excellent, exceptional, first-class, first-rate, premium, prime, superioradequate, sufficientacceptable, satisfactory temporarily suffering from a disorder of the bodyI've been feeling punk today ailing, bad, down, ill, indisposed, peaked, peaky, poorly, run-down, sick, sickened, unhealthy, unsound, unwell symptomaticcruddy, lousy, seedy, sickishnauseated, nauseous, qualmish, queasy(also queazy), squeamishairsick, carsick, seasickdizzy, light-headed, shaky, woozyachy, feverishdiseased, disordereddecrepit, feeble, fragile, frail, infirm, invalid, sickly, weak, weaklyafflicted, troubledchallenged, debilitated, disabled, halt, incapacitated, lamehypochondriac, hypochondriacal out of sorts, under the weather hale, healthful, healthy, sound, well, whole, wholesome able-bodied, conditioned, fit, well-conditionedcuredbetter, convalescing, improved, mending, recovering, recuperating, rehabilitatedhardy, hearty, lusty, robust, rugged, stalwart, strong, toughblooming, bouncing, chipper, flourishing, flush, thriving a person who is just starting out in a field of activityan impertinent punk who was trying to tell senior colleagues how to do their jobs abecedarian, apprentice, babe, beginner, colt, cub, fledgling, freshman, greenhorn, neophyte, newbie, newcomer, novice, novitiate, recruit, rook, rookie, tenderfoot, tyro, virgin bootamateur, dabbler, dilettantelearner, student, traineecandidate, entrant, probationer old hand, old-timer, vet, veteran expert, master, pro, professional a violent, brutal person who is often a member of an organized gangthe vigilante was hailed by some as a hero for standing up to the punks who had repeatedly threatened his family bully, gangbanger, gangsta, gangster, goon, gorilla, hood, hoodlum, hooligan, mobster, mug, plug-ugly, roughneck, rowdy, ruffian, thug, tough, toughie(also toughy), yob(British), yobbo(British) cutthroat, scoundrel, villainassassin, bandit, bravo, brigand, criminal, crook, desperado, felon, gunman, highwayman, lawbreaker, mafioso, malefactor, offender, outlaw, perp, perpetrator, piratepickpocket, racketeer, robber, swindler, thief, vandaljuvenile delinquent, tearaway(British) language, behavior, or ideas that are absurd and contrary to good senseclaims made by cosmetic companies about their antiaging creams that turned out to be a lot of punk applesauce(slang), balderdash, baloney(also boloney), beans, bilge, blah(also blah-blah), blarney, blather, blatherskite, blither, bosh, bull(slang), bunk, bunkum(or buncombe), claptrap, codswallop(British), crapola(slang), crock, drivel, drool, fiddle, fiddle-faddle, fiddlesticks, flannel(British), flapdoodle, folderol(also falderal), folly, foolishness, fudge, garbage, guff, hogwash, hokeypokey, hokum, hoodoo, hooey, horsefeathers(slang), humbug, humbuggery, jazz, malarkey(also malarky), moonshine, muck, nerts(slang), nonsense, nuts, piffle, poppycock, rot, rubbish, senselessness, silliness, slush, stupidity, taradiddle(or tarradiddle), tommyrot, tosh, trash, trumpery, twaddle absurdity, asininity, fatuity, foolery, idiocy, imbecility, inaneness, inanity, insanity, kookiness, lunacyabsurdness, craziness, madness, witlessnesshoity-toity, monkey business, monkeyshine(s), shenanigan(s), tomfoolerygas, hot air, rigmarole(also rigamarole)double-talk, greek, hocus-pocus levelheadedness, rationality, reasonability, reasonableness, sensiblenesscommon sense, horse sense, sensediscernment, judgment(or judgement), wisdom ca. 1575 |