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poxy

British  
/ ˈpɒksɪ /

adjective

  1. having or having had syphilis

  2. rotten; lousy

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The 75-year-old said he was "delighted" the hawk had been caught, and had vowed: "I won't get beaten by a poxy bird."

From BBC

"I just thought the world's a poxy place. If I keep getting all the bad things why can't I do something good for someone else?" he asked.

From BBC

He has moments of turnover insanity when moxie turns poxy.

From Washington Post

“The bites, wow, last night was murder because of it. The itching too. It’s such a poxy thing to get caught out on,” Lydon added.

From Fox News

"You're asking me to choose between the health of my family and abiding by your poxy stubbornness," he tweeted.

From BBC