nasty

01. Our neighbor is a [nasty] old man who is always shouting at the children.

02. She caught a [nasty] cold while on holiday, and has been in bed for a week.

03. He gets really [nasty] when he's had too much to drink, so I'd stay away from him tonight.

04. This [nasty] weather certainly has spoiled our weekend.

05. Their separation got really [nasty] when they started talking about splitting up all their stuff.

06. The kids hated the baby-sitter, saying she was really [nasty] to them, and wouldn't play with them at all.

07. The witch laughed [nastily] as she stuffed the little bunnies into her sack.

08. I just hate the [nastiness] that goes around the office when the girls all start talking about whoever is away that day.

09. My son got a [nasty] bruise on his shoulder when he was hit by the puck while playing hockey.

10. There was a [nasty] murder in the area last weekend, and police are telling everyone to lock their doors at night.

11. Our neighbor's dog got hit by a car, and it was real [nasty], with guts all over the road.

12. George Bernard Shaw once stated that a pessimist thinks everybody is as [nasty] as himself, and hates them for it.

13. Mason Cooley once said, "When courtesy fails, be [nasty], brutish, and short."

14. Anthoney Powell once observed that one of the worst things about life is not how [nasty] the [nasty] people are. You know that already. It is how [nasty] the nice people can be.

15. Isaac Goldberg once suggested that diplomacy is to do and say the [nastiest] thing in the nicest way.

16. Queen Victoria once suggested that an ugly baby is a very [nasty] object, and the prettiest is frightful when undressed.

17. Claude Debussey once remarked that people don't very much like things that are beautiful - they are so far from their [nasty] little minds.

18. He spread [nasty] rumors about his ex-girlfriend after she dumped him.