sux
Something disappointing or unpleasant
- noun
- /sʌks/
- NSFW
:
una mierda (informal)
- The restaurant's service was sux, and I won't be returning again.
Examples
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The car the villains use is the 6000 SUX, a not-so-subtle jab at the Pontiac 6000.
Blog text (17) -
My big problem with this whole outrage is that there is far too much disproportionate rage ("Valve suxs" / "Valve have screwed us"), which is taking away from legitimate worries.
Blog text (11) -
That movie was a total sux; I expected much better from it.
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I thought the concert would be great, but the sound quality was really sux.
Synonyms
A very bad or disappointing quality
is the same meaning but in a shorter playful written form
Antonyms
How Disappointing
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sux as a noun comes from the slang sucks, based on the verb suck which shifted from 'to take into the mouth' to 'be disappointing'. So a sux is something that 'sucks'—a disappointment or an unpleasant thing.