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Ugly, deformed. ill-got, ill-gotten, a . Not gotten or obtained in a proper way. ( Byron : Bride of Abydos , i. 12.) ill-humor, s. Bad humor or temper. ill-judged, a. injudicious. Not well-judged; ill-considered, "And lively was the housewife; in the vale None more industrious; but her industry Ill - judged." Words worth: Excursion, bk. vi. ill-looking, a. Ugly, repulsive. ill-luck, s . & a. A. As subst.: Bad luck, misfortune. B. As adj .: Unlucky. "Helping all urchin blasts, and ill - luck signs." Milton: Comus, 845.