horrid in English
a horrid nightmare
Our caves are not like her castle, and when we pluck fruit from the trees we have nursed so carefully in crevices, away from the wind, we have to climb their rough and horrid trunks.
Use "horrid" in a sentence
1. What a horrid smell!
2. Don't be so horrid.
3. Like, say, horrid-Auntish bluenoses
4. I've caught Tom's horrid runny cold!
5. He's a horrid little man.
6. Don't be horrid to me!
7. The proudest, the most horrid, disobliging...
8. Don't be so horrid to your brother.
9. Drop that, you horrid little scribbler!
10. In gelid caves with horrid glooms Arrayed
11. The dogs were raised in horrid conditions.
12. I must have been a horrid little girl.
13. He was always a horrid little boy for all his pretty face, and now he's a horrid man.
14. The horrid sight made me draw Back.
15. 6 Her uterus became distended, causing her horrid pain.
16. Take that horrid gob of gum out of your mouth!
17. Ugh, she thought, how horrid! and shut her eyes firmly.
18. 6 I must have been a horrid little girl.
19. 24 Oh, Little Kai, it was frightful, and horrid.
20. Girls are horrid, girls are quite nice, I like myself best.
21. The medicine is horrid and she couldn't get it down.
22. Why did it have to make her feel so horrid and ashamed?
23. To abuse hospitality was the most horrid thing; worst of all.
24. The pulse was dragging him in, into that horrid rhythm, now dead, now living.
25. 41 synonyms for Beastly: unpleasant, mean, terrible, awful, nasty, foul, rotten, horrid, disagreeable
26. Not to mention all the horrid underarm deodorants leaching into the microclimate.
27. A slithering of chains, a horrid steel-on-stone sound, and three steps to match.
28. 7 synonyms for Bloodcurdling: hair-raising, horrible, horrid, horrific, terrific, hair-raising, nightmarish
29. It's a horrid experience and I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy.
30. 4 Not to mention all the horrid underarm deodorants leaching into the microclimate.
31. There will be no more meteors with their horrid glare, Affrighting the poor children of men
32. The thought of debonair Seb Smith being beaten by spotty, horrid little Nails tickled Nutty's imagination.
33. Atrocity (countable and uncountable, plural atrocities) (countable) An extremely cruel act; a horrid act of injustice
34. By the July Fourth holiday, conditions in the forest probably will have deteriorated beyond horrid.
35. He's a horrid, fat Hobbit... who hates Smeagol... and who makes up nasty lies.
36. She thought. but I can't simply stand here and be drowned by this horrid stuff!
37. The concerts were more enjoyable without all the horrid modern dissonance which nobody really understood.
38. " There came a low hiss, a horrid sound... that made Rikki Tikki Tavi jump back two clear feet.
39. A harmless gossip session at Shilpa Beauty Parlour turns into a horrid series of Blackmailings and murders
40. Every one of them had one of those horrid little paper cups that hold wet coleslaw.
41. A harmless gossip session at Shilpa Beauty Parlour turns into a horrid series of Blackmailings and murders
42. I was still so angry about the horrid state of things ... I can't talk about the tea-party tonight.
43. So with no one to answer to for their horrid crimes, these devils ran amuck with my innocence.
44. Every soldier in the field saw crippling and horrid injuries, and one can imagine the impact that had.
45. Sometime from the railyards across the river rises a great red locomotive flare that illuminates the horrid cliffs.
46. " We are going to run away because Lola is so horrid to us and we want to go home.
47. The place looked like a sort of jail With bars and bolts and horrid things Like manacles and iron rings.
48. If anything recent research suggests that lead isn't as horrid in its effects as the extremists in the anti-lead movement claim.
49. Comment by varenne Ballista Bolt contains Dredhollow Bolt and is a part of a quest to kill Harika the Horrid Rare
50. Unpleasant, mean, terrible, awful, nasty, foul, rotten, horrid, disagreeable, irksome, shitty (taboo slang) The weather was Beastly. unpleasant good, fine, pleasant, agreeable 2.