rubbishy

Tell Thedora that she is a rubbishy, tiresome, gabbling old woman, as well as an inexpressibly foolish one.

But when he saw the French and saw Tikhon and learned that there would certainly be an attack that night, he decided, with the rapidity with which young people change their views, that the general, whom he had greatly respected till then, was a rubbishy German, that Denisov was a hero, the esaul a hero, and Tikhon a hero too, and that it would be shameful for him to leave them at a moment of difficulty.

That's good enough for little rubbishy common things -- specially with gals, cuz THEY go back on you anyway, and blab if they get in a huff -- but there orter be writing 'bout a big thing like this.

If she was too fond of her rubbishy children, she couldn't help it.

I give it up now, for I cannot keep it; but I will not have rubbishy books; so, Archie, please send these two after your cigars."

"Dance a hornpipe," cut in Fred, as Jo paused for breath, "and, as they danced, the rubbishy old castle turned to a man-of-war in full sail.

She was a rubbishy little creature, and she knew it.

It was a raw, gloomy day of the early spring; and the grimy sky, the mud of the streets, the rags of the dirty men, harmonised excellently with the eruption of the damp, rubbishy sheets of paper soiled with printers' ink.

They've put a lot of rubbishy locks into this ship, I must say."

TV QUIZ 1 Which rubbishy oddball series has been filmed in locations in Canning Town, California, Wokingham, Berkshire, and an army training area in Bramley, near Basingstoke, Hampshire?

Because of my accent they gave me this rubbishy old set, comfy old armchair and a teapot with a knitted tea cosy on it.

"Because of my accent, they gave me this rubbishy old set, this comfy old armchair and a teapot with a knitted tea cosy on it.