so-so
or so so
adjective
adverb
Origin of so-so
Synonyms for so-so
Related Words for so-so
respectable, mediocre, passable, undistinguished, middling, adequate, average, enough, fair, indifferent, medium, moderate, okay, ordinary, run-of-the-mill, tolerable, fairishExamples from the Web for so-so
Contemporary Examples of so-so
There is a pro-cable bias that seems to forgive so-so shows and so-so series and judges network series harshly.
‘The Good Wife’ Creators on the Premiere’s Big Cary Twist, Will’s Death, and MoreKevin Fallon
September 22, 2014
For the United States, our so-so results are neither depressing nor affirming.
Last year, like most sports fans, he did so-so in predicting the winners.
It's fair to call all of this exaggerated, but the core point is sound—2013 has been a so-so year for the president.
Worst Fifth Year Ever? Maybe. But the Economy Will be the Judge of ObamaJamelle Bouie
December 18, 2013
Ezra Klein reminds us that the job news that has the conservative press alleging conspiracy is … only so-so.
Historical Examples of so-so
My practice is mostly among the poor, or the people that are only so-so.
The Faith DoctorEdward Eggleston
If strangers come, So-so may bark, which he can do as well as a bigger dog.
Last WordsJuliana Horatia Ewing
"I'll catch him," said So-so, and he put up his tail, and started off.
Last WordsJuliana Horatia Ewing
"There are sixty seconds in every single minute, So-so," said she.
Last WordsJuliana Horatia Ewing
The Main is an easy stream to follow, and the scenery only so-so.