a. [f. BAD a. + -ISH.] Rather bad, indifferent, inferior, poor.
1755. E. Moore, World, No. 154. To see the Country-wife, a baddish sort of a play.
1767. Fox, in Mem. & Corr., I. 44. I can get two actors for him, one goodish and one baddish.
1865. Carlyle, Fredk. Gt., VI. XVI. vi. 190. A gadding … female, with whom poor Uncle had a baddish life.
