Bad is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BAD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• something evil
• a more serious or unpleasant event or situation
• a less good, favourable, or pleasant condition
• that which is below standard or expectations as of ethics or decency
• unfortunate or unpleasant events collectively
ADVERB:
• less well or skilfully
• more seriously or severely
• with great intensity (`bad\' is a nonstandard variant for `badly\')
• very much; strongly
• badly
ADJECTIVE:
• not good
• (slang) very good
• of poorer quality or lower standard; less good or desirable
• more serious or severe
• more reprehensible or evil
• more ill or unhappy
• having undesirable or negative qualities
• very intense
• feeling physical discomfort or pain (`tough\' is occasionally used colloquially for `bad\')
• (of foodstuffs) not in an edible or usable condition
• feeling or expressing regret or sorrow or a sense of loss over something done or undone
• not capable of being collected
• below average in quality or performance
• nonstandard
• not financially safe or secure
• physically unsound or diseased
• capable of harming
• characterized by wickedness or immorality
• reproduced fraudulently
• not working properly
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• something that is bad

Words related to BAD

badder10 baddest11 baddish14 badness10 badnesses12 bads7 bid6 mauvais12 onkus9 warst8 waurst9 worse8 worst8

How to use BAD in a sentence

• I saw that I was making but a sorry showing, and I tried the thrust of which I had had the bad taste to boast, but he turned it aside quite easily.
• That day, too, was the bad day when news came that Little Miss had been stricken with the same dread pneumonia.
• What was so bad in the present instance was that I had seen the whole process.
• They found that it was particularly bad at two points, while between these the ground was firm for a distance of twenty yards on each side of the track.
• That sickness left me with a bad humor, which, for two years, kept me covered with boils.
• He makes you think that the whole world is bad, that we are simply making capital out of our crimes.
• But this hides up the work, and so tends to promote bad work, besides being often very unsightly.
• The bad and insufficient food I had been compelled to eat had brought on violent sickness and other evil effects, and I found myself very ill.
• Old Sicinius Dentatus said it was owing to bad management, and, as he had been in one hundred and twenty battles, everybody believed him.
• Your sister kept a good cup of coffee hot for me, and I give her a bad life in return for the compliment.
• The weather was bad, and the golf links still soggy with the spring rains.
• But it would still be a better, said Pantagruel, if they could turn bad wine into good.
• Whoever made the comparison, I will do them the justice to believe that they understood bad Greek better than their own language in its elevation.
• I felt that Gowdy would be more likely to bring us safe out of any bad hole in which we might find ourselves, than any one else.
• There had been a fall of snow the night before of about eight or ten inches which ended in a rain, and made very bad walking.
• Even nature is full of evidence of a bad break in all of its processes.
• Poor Cranstoun, of refined and delicate mental and bodily temperament, was a bad hand at such work, and was soon off the field.
• Now and then we hear folks say that they have no luck, but they only mean that their luck is bad and that they are ashamed of it.
• And can the just by justice make men unjust, or speaking general can the good by virtue make them bad? Assuredly not.

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