piss-poor
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piss-poor — adj informal not polite very bad in quality ▪ All the local beers were piss poor imitations … Dictionary of contemporary English
piss-poor — 1. mod. of very poor quality. (Usually objectionable.) □ This is piss poor coffee. Pay the bill and let’s go. □ That’s one piss poor car you got there. 2. mod. without any money; broke. (Usually objectionable.) □ I’m so piss poor, I can’t afford… … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
piss-poor — ADJ If you describe something as piss poor, you think it is of extremely poor quality. [BRIT, INFORMAL, RUDE] ...a piss poor comedy directed by John Landis … English dictionary
Piss poor — If something is described as being piss poor it means it is an extremely poor attempt at something … The American's guide to speaking British
piss poor — [B] of poor quality, not well made Grandpa said, That s a piss poor tractor. Don t buy it … English idioms
piss-poor — adjective Reflecting a low standard of workmanship or achievement; very inferior. The tennis squad will taking a seven match winning streak to Lehigh this afternoon. It is concerned with Lehigh? Fourth seeded Doug Pollock answered this in two… … Wiktionary
Piss-poor — 1. extremely weak (often refers to character or physical strength); 2. mean; despicable; shabby: piss weak thing to do ; 3. inadequate; disappointing; not up to standard; 4. of weak character; cowardly; irresolute … Dictionary of Australian slang
piss-poor — Australian Slang 1. extremely weak (often refers to character or physical strength); 2. mean; despicable; shabby: piss weak thing to do ; 3. inadequate; disappointing; not up to standard; 4. of weak character; cowardly; irresolute … English dialects glossary
piss-poor — adj dreadfully bad. Piss is used here as an intensifying addition. The phrase was earlier used to mean destitute. Since the late 1970s it is in fairly widespread use, particularly in journalistic circles where it denotes of miserable quality ,… … Contemporary slang
piss-poor — adjective Date: 1946 sometimes vulgar very bad ; extremely poor … New Collegiate Dictionary
