rubbishy

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

"People that leave rubbish about in beautiful places like this are just rubbishy people themselves!"

But the nearly four hours it takes to get there is a long voyage on a ramshackle ship with a rubbishy cargo.

They were not rubbishy paintings, either.

Their minds are turned against him.... Rubbishy novels and pernicious rascals.

I have told you before, I will not have you listening to those rubbishy old tales.'

None of these three shares is a rubbishy penny share stock, where the price is buoyed up by investors who dream of making a fortune.

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."

At other points they examine the Italian style for 'Living In A Fantasy', and offer current single, 'The Feeling', which resembles a less rubbishy Oceanic.

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.

Such mass distraction surely serves the purposes of those who would hold power over all, which makes it hard to see the populist aspect of the lower journalism in this century: "Here were produced rubbishy newspapers containing almost nothing except sport, crime, and astrology," Orwell writes of the Ministry of Truth.