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Definition of «crummy»

The word "crummy" is an adjective that means something is unpleasant, poor-quality or bad. It can be used to describe a person, place, thing or situation that is not good or enjoyable in some way. For example, you could say "this food tastes really crummy," meaning it doesn't taste very good, or "this hotel room is so small and crummy" indicating that the room is of poor quality. The word can also be used as an exclamation to express disgust or disapproval, for example: "This weather is just so crummy!"

Usage examples

  1. The restaurant had a crummy atmosphere, with dirty tables and a strong smell of old food.
  2. I had a crummy day at work, with multiple assignments going wrong and constant computer issues.
  3. The hotel room was crummy, with stained carpets and a broken air conditioner.
  4. My car broke down on the highway, leaving me stranded in the crummy weather.
  5. The movie had crummy special effects and a predictable plot, making it difficult to enjoy.

Phrases with «crummy»

Sentences with «crummy»

  • Another reason why we generally feel crummier in the winter comes from receiving less Vitamin D, a fat - soluble vitamin and a by - product of sun exposure. (sirenabernal.com)
  • The elastic straps that cross over the top of the foot keep the flats in place, which is incredibly handy for commuting during rush hour and in all types of weather — nothing is worse than having your shoe slip off during a mad dash for the bus in crummy weather! (testfacts.com)
  • In addition to savings of up to 49 percent — compared to the most expensive time of the year to visit — Avalon was selected because steeply discounted hotel rooms aren't a result of crummy weather. (travelandleisure.com)
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