superbad
English
Etymology
super- + bad
Adjective
superbad (comparative more superbad, superlative most superbad)
- Very bad; villainous.
- 2005, Kenneth V. Hardy, Tracey A. Laszloffy, Teens who hurt (page 90)
- Whose[sic] gonna remember a black man unless he was a superstar athlete or a superbad criminal? Black men in America die like flies everyday, and no one cares. Hell, I doubt that I will live to 21.
- 2005, Kenneth V. Hardy, Tracey A. Laszloffy, Teens who hurt (page 90)
- (slang) Fine, excellent.
- 2003, Etta James, David Ritz, Rage to survive: the Etta James story (page 218)
- Brian became my little brother; he was a superbad bluesman.
- 2003, Etta James, David Ritz, Rage to survive: the Etta James story (page 218)