slobby
- adjective
- /ˈslɑːbi/
- Informal
:
chapucero
- His slobby handwriting made the essay difficult to read.
Examples
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This report looks quite slobby and poorly formatted.
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The repairs were so slobby that the door fell off its hinges within days.
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She was disappointed by the slobby painting job in her new apartment.
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His room is always slobby and unorganized.
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The repairs were so slobby that the door fell off its hinges within days.
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This report looks quite slobby and poorly formatted.
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She was disappointed by the slobby painting job in her new apartment.
Synonyms
233
1.0
Not tidy or clean, with things in the wrong place
155
2.0
Untidy and done without care
23
3.8
Messy and untidy in clothes or appearance
5
6.9
Being messy and dirty in the way a person looks or acts
4
7.0
Dirty and untidy, often wet after being in rain or mud
4
6.4
Poorly made and cheap so it breaks or wears quickly
2
4.1
Having soft dirty marks that make a surface look blurred
2
5.6
Covered with a thin dirty film on the surface
1
9.9
A room or place that is very messy and dirty
1
7.7
Dirty and untidy in appearance
1
5.6
Covered in black soot or dirt
1
7.0
Poor quality and disappointing
Acting untidy and lazy, often leaving rooms and dishes messy
Having hair or fabric that is messy and stuck together in clumps
Dirty and messy, with things in the wrong places
A place or surface that is wet, muddy and looks dirty and messy
Made in a clumsy way and not of good quality
An area with poor, dirty housing that people do not take care of
Antonyms
How Careless
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Slobby comes from the simple noun slob plus the ending -y that makes it an adjective. A helpful way to remember it is to link slob with slop ('dirty liquid') or sloppy, so slobby means done in a messy or careless way.