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I. adjective (worse; worst)
Etymology: Middle English
Date: 14th century


1. failing to reach an acceptable standard ; poor , unfavorable , not fresh ; spoiled , not sound ; dilapidated ,

2. morally objectionable ; evil , mischievous , disobedient , inadequate or unsuited to a purpose , disagreeable , unpleasant ,

5. injurious , harmful , serious , severe , incorrect , faulty ,

7. suffering pain or distress , unhealthy , diseased , sorrowful , sorry ,

9. invalid , void , not able to be collected , 1

0. badder baddest slang good , great , tough , mean , badness noun

II. noun
Date: 15th century
something that is bad, an evil or unhappy state,

III. adverb
Date: 1681
badly

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bad blood
noun
Date: 1825
ill feeling ; bitterness

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bad boy
noun
Date: 1945
a person who flouts convention

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bad cholesterol
noun
Date: 1980
LDL

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bad ems
geographical name see: Ems

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bad godesberg
geographical name see: Godesberg

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bad homburg
geographical name city SW central Germany N of Frankfurt am Main population 51,663

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bad mergentheim
geographical name see: Mergentheim

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bad news
noun plural but singular in construction
Date: 1917
one that is troublesome, unwelcome, or dangerous