cack
- noun
- /kæk/
- Offensive
- Absolute cack of the highest order. I know Ridley hasn't been as good as he was in the late seventies and eighties; he's certainly made more than his fair share of duff movies since then, but Prometheus was taking the mickey; it was so bad.
Examples
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And the significance of this is what? - It's cack, innit?
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Does Morrison actually believe this cack? " Sure, and why not!
Blog text (12) -
And I already know that my lashes are going to look like a pile of cack with this pile of cack, but I'm gonna give it a go anyway.
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The movie was pure cack; I couldn't sit through the whole thing.
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Everyone agreed that his latest album is complete cack.
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After tasting the dish, she said it was nothing but cack and left the restaurant.
Synonyms
Something worthless or untrue that people say to you
Words that are false or useless
A thing that is worth little and does not work well
A thing of very poor quality that is useless
Something thought to be worthless or of very low quality
Cheap things that break easily
Poor-quality items that are not worth buying
Useless or unimportant things that distract from what matters
A rude word for something that is nonsense or of very low quality
Something of very low quality that you throw away
A thing that is of very poor quality and not worth the money
A thing or person of low quality and bad taste
A thing made badly that breaks easily or does not work well
An object that is poor quality and often breaks, like an old phone or car
Very low quality art or entertainment that lacks new ideas
An object like a phone or lamp that is broken and not worth keeping
A thing that is very bad and not worth having
A poor-quality thing that does not work well
Very bad or yucky when children describe something
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Cack is also used to say something is very bad or worthless, and this meaning grew from the same 'poo' idea, much like calling something 'crap'. That's why if you call a film 'cack' you mean it is of very poor quality.