tacky

That look's too tacky for a woman of any size.

The good news is that it's not all tacky and commercial.

There is nothing tacky about the way these clothes are made.

"There's simply no way for this to be anything but tacky."

There would be nothing so tacky as a front desk.

"I asked some friends if they thought it was tacky," she said.

"And I think that going negative like this is a little tacky."

They've dried out a bit, been too tacky to do anything with.

Never go to Clinton as they seem dated and tacky from the outside.

The tacky blood holding them shut gave a little but would not let go.

The new spirit of the avenue can only be called tacky.

In each of them, I was kept marking time while tacky little people passed me.

At best, the spots are funny in a tacky way.

It sounds so much like one of those tacky winter sports.

"Just a few years ago, those topics were considered pretty tacky."

"That would be tacky and I think most residents realize this."

There was no warning on the phone, I told her, not using words, that the place would be quite this tacky.

"In the old days, it was considered a little tacky to take pictures," she said.

Even when she put on the tacky red wig, it was all right.

Oh, the stuff was expensive enough, but tacky as hell.

Would you rather not live next door to a tacky, new strip mall?

The general quality of the whole machine is let down by the tacky keyboard.

It was considered tacky, given that Papa killed himself with one.

He may have looked old and tacky to you.