Is Bummer a bad word?
Is Bummer a bad word?
The definition of a bummer is slang for something undesirable, unpleasant or annoying, or is slang for a bad reaction to a drug, or is a lazy person who hangs around all day without a job or purpose. (chiefly slang) A disappointment, a pity, a shame. That’s a total bummer.
What does it’s a bummer mean?
A bummer is a huge disappointment. It’s a bummer when you try out for a big role in a play and don’t end up getting it. The word bummer is a very casual way to describe or make note of a frustrating experience.
What is a bummer British slang?
bummer in British English (ˈbʌmə ) noun slang. 1. an unpleasant or disappointing experience.
What’s another word for bummer?
What is another word for bummer?
| failure | flop |
|---|---|
| disaster | catastrophe |
| washout | dud |
| lemon | bust |
| fizzle | clunker |
What is another word for not as good?
What is another word for not as good as?
| inferior | poorer |
|---|---|
| shoddier | worse |
| of inferior quality | of poorer quality |
What is not bad?
not bad in American English Informal. good; fairly good; not unsatisfactory.
Is not good meaning?
Not good means something is bad or undesirable.
How do you say not good enough?
other words for not good enough
- deficient.
- disappointing.
- distressing.
- mediocre.
- regrettable.
- unacceptable.
- unsuitable.
- amiss.
How do you say good enough?
Satisfactory and good enough – thesaurus
- satisfactory. adjective. good enough to be accepted in a particular situation.
- adequate. adjective. good enough or large enough for a particular purpose.
- fine. adjective.
- acceptable. adjective.
- decent. adjective.
- respectable. adjective.
- reasonable. adjective.
- tolerable. adjective.
What is another word for decent?
What is another word for decent?
| proper | nice |
|---|---|
| appropriate | decorous |
| suitable | becoming |
| befitting | fitting |
| respectable | seemly |
Is decent better than okay?
As adjectives the difference between okay and decent is that okay is see while decent is (obsolete) appropriate; suitable for the circumstances.
What can I say instead of pretty good?
pretty good
- adequate.
- decent.
- reasonable.
- satisfactory.
- average.
- medium.
- middling.
- okay.
Which is better good or pretty good?
1 Answer. Stressing GOOD emphasizes that something is good, while stressing PRETTY emphasizes the qualifier that it’s only pretty good, not good or very good. You could almost imagine “PRETTY good” being followed by a “but,” for example: “This sandwich is pretty GOOD” vs.
How do you say pretty good?
Pretty good synonyms
- adequate mediocre. pretty good and adequate.
- satisfactory mediocre. pretty good and satisfactory.
- decent mediocre. pretty good and decent.
- tolerable mediocre. pretty good and tolerable.
- respectable mediocre. pretty good and respectable.
- all right. pretty good and all right.
- not bad. pretty good and not bad.
- fair. pretty good and fair.
What is another word for best practice?
What is another word for best practice?
| best method | best policy |
|---|---|
| best way | best course of action |
| best direction | best approach |
| best bet | best course |
| best manner | best plan of attack |
What is a source of best practice?
There are different sources of the best practices: proprietary knowledge / internal experience, standards / industry practice and training and education / academic research.
What is best practice approach?
A Best Practice Approach is defined as a public health strategy that is supported by evidence for its impact and effectiveness. Evidence includes research, expert opinion, field lessons, and theoretical rationale.
How do you say keep in mind in a polite way?
consider
- acknowledge.
- allow for.
- assent to.
- chew over.
- cogitate.
- concede.
- consult.
- contemplate.
When a girl says I’ll keep that in mind?
I’ll keep that in mind: means to remember to apply it to a detail of decision making.
How do you politely say none of your business?
If you’re asked a question you do not want to answer, and you feel like saying “none of your business”, maybe these might be a better way to be polite and convey the same idea. “I’d rather not…” means “I don’t want to…”