nasty

be nasty to sb.

a nasty puzzle; a nasty problem.

a nasty bang on the head.

a nasty bump on the head.

it's a nasty old night.

He is a nasty proposition.

a nasty trick).

she's had a nasty fright.

he's a nasty piece of work.

there's a nasty zizz from the engine.

a nasty rock to climb

The joke is a nasty hit at him.

a nasty cut on her shin

he's had this nasty go of dysentery.

What a nasty thing to say!

He got a nasty bump on the head.

Try to get rid of your nasty cold.

nasty weather; a nasty trick.See Synonyms at dirty

The medicine has a nasty smell and a nastier taste.

She let the goods slip while they were doing the nasty.

It was a--a nasty killing, wasn't it?

It worked, but it was nasty going down. - Why was it so nasty?

It was up here in the normally loyal slums where the fight was the nastiest.

Costa Rican ranchers are in a hot pursuit of a nasty creature.

Perhaps the nastiest of them all was an assassin bug.

Barry's day soon takes a nasty turn.

Actually, we got in a pretty nasty fight.

A lot of racism crowds were nasty.