Definition bad in British English

a sailor (phrase) a taste in your mouth (phrase) a lookout (for) (phrase) a patch (phrase) a loser (phrase) a mixer (phrase) a risk (phrase) a turn (phrase) a payer (phrase) a run of luck (phrase) (a) bad/good press (phrase) bad (adjective) bad (noun) bad (adverb) bad apple (noun) bad bank (noun) bad blood (noun) bad break (noun) bad breath (noun) bad cholesterol (noun) bad debt (noun) bad faith (noun) bad form (noun) bad guy (noun) bad hair day (noun) bad joke (noun) bad language (noun) bad match (noun) bad news (noun) bad night (phrase) bad times (noun) bad-tempered (adjective) luck (phrase) feeling (phrase) etc news for (phrase) badmouth (verb) be a etc judge of something (phrase) be a timekeeper (phrase) be in a bad way (phrase) be in bad odour (with someone) (phrase) be in someone’s graces (phrase) be on terms (phrase) off to a etc start (phrase) feel bad (about something) (phrase) give a dog a bad name (phrase) give something up as a bad job (phrase) good/bad in bed (phrase) halitosis (noun) in a bad way (phrase) in a etc light (phrase) in repair (phrase) in etc nick (phrase) in someone’s books (phrase) it’s enough (phrase) look (phrase) make a job of (doing) something (phrase) make the best of a bad job (phrase) make the best of it (phrase) not all that (phrase) not bad (phrase) not half as etc as () not half bad () not have a etc bone in your body () not hear a word (said) against () play good cop/bad cop (phrase) someone’s got it bad (phrase) the big bad wolf (phrase) throw good money after bad (phrase) too bad (phrase) turn up like a bad penny (phrase)