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lousy

[lou-zee] / ˈlaʊ zi /


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“We’re doing some work that may prove important if things with Hitler heat up. Long hours, terrible pressure, lousy pay. Interested?”

From Literature

One is that these other investments do a lousy job of stabilizing endowment returns.

From MarketWatch

Pennsylvania was lousy with wildcatters, all of them convinced they’d struck it rich.

From MarketWatch

But, elsewhere, there's just an anger about a club on the drift, making lousy decisions, going backwards domestically and in Europe while sitting on close to £80m in the bank.

From BBC

See: Americans say the economy is lousy, but their spending habits say the economy is pretty good.

From MarketWatch