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suckitude

suckitude

9.9
How bad or unpleasant something is
  • noun
  • /ˈsʌkɪˌtud/
  • Slang
translation icon : mala calidad
  • The movie had so much suckitude that I turned it off after just twenty minutes.

Examples

  • Her latest project was filled with suckitude, making it hard for anyone to take it seriously.

  • Obviously, it sucks beyond suckitude that this happened, but as far as I can tell, you're responding to it in a really healthy way, both for yourself and for the general dialogue surrounding this issue.

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  • And as for Barokeydoke Hubris Obozo's own personal brand of suckitude, it isn't even a function of race or ethnicity... the white half of him has produced just as much suckage as his white half has.

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  • The restaurant's poor service and terrible food contributed to its overall suckitude.

Synonyms

terribleness
vssuckitude
1 6.6

A state when something is very bad and frightening

is mainly an informal humorous slang term rather than neutral formal wording
suckage
vssuckitude
  • NSFW
1 9.9

A very bad or disappointing quality

is more humorous and playful in tone rather than plain slang
shittiness
vssuckitude
  • Offensive
1 9.6

A very bad quality that makes something unpleasant

is an informal humorous term rather than a crude emphasis on misery
crappiness
vssuckitude
  • NSFW
1 7.8

A feeling that things are bad or you feel unwell

is about general extreme badness of things rather than personal feeling
suck-ass waste of time
vssuckitude
  • Offensive
9.9

A rude phrase for something completely pointless and not worth your time

is a broad label for very poor quality rather than being pointless

Antonyms

150 3.2

Very high quality or skill that makes one stand out

Compounds

A funny way to say how bad something is

How Bad

awfulness
7 6.0
suckitude
  • Slang
9.9
badness
4 3.4
low quality
13 2.8

Surface Forms

suckitude singular
suckitudes plural

Morphology

suckitude = suck (semi-transparent) = suck + itude

The meaning is formed by 'suck' (slang 'be bad') plus the noun-forming '-itude', but the Latinate suffix and register mismatch make it less immediately obvious to many learners.

Etymology

Suckitude is a slang word made by adding the noun ending -itude, as in attitude, to the verb suck; -itude turns a word into the name of a 'quality' or 'state'. So suckitude means the 'quality of something that sucks', used to say something is very bad or unpleasant.