lousiness

He is, again, scorned by the others for his lousiness.

"I believe in the lousiness of people.

'Conversations about lousiness,' Emily said to Edward.

Fullhyd wrote:"Veera, well-rounded in its lousiness, does neither.

"Flakes" includes a parody of Bob Dylan about the lousiness of laborers in California.

"The Inexpressible Lousiness of Growing Old"

The conclusion was that the film "plays like a clumsily written and poorly performed stage play, the kind that really wants to say important things about the human condition but can't get beyond its own lousiness."

While 8 percent of American homes now have them, anecdotal evidence suggests that no one uses them, perhaps because of the lousiness of the product, which has been called, variously, "air bread" and "gummy bread."

Anthony by name great by the filthy fact Of Lousiness wasted to his end: One who will want to be desirous of lead, Passing the port he will be immersed by the elected one.

But the agent who first got the property moved with her husband to Atlanta; the next agent got fired for general lousiness; and the agent after that was a hotshot who lost interest in property that couldn't sell quickly.