 Cheesy, lousy and flimsy are used to describe something that is bad. Mind that cheesy and lousy are informal.
Cheesy = of bad quality or in bad taste cheesy hotel music cheesy adverts Lousy = very bad lousy service I had a lousy weekend. I feel lousy - I'm going home. Flimsy = very thin, or easily broken or destroyed: You won't be warm enough in that flimsy dress. We spent the night in a flimsy wooden hut. The words lousy and flimsy we can use with excuse and argument. When I asked him why he was late, he gave me some flimsy/lousy excuse about having car trouble. |
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