crappy

Their lumber, intended for railroad ties and building timber, was a crappy crop, soft and short-lived.

"I'm choosing to believe that this is a sign," she says, adding that there will be "beautiful, creative things to come out of this very, very crappy time."

“When crappy plays like that happen and people take it too far, and they play dirty,” the center continued, “it’s important to have those guys’ back in those moments.”

These are crappy jobs that no one gets their support for, taking people from police stations, dealing with conflicts.

I didn’t anticipate ugly sneakers, crappy watches and insanely overpriced Bibles.