Category: adj

1. Broken or dysfunctional. (see “Clapped-Out) [Non-AvE word]

1. Precisely not spectacular. [Non-AvE word]

1. Very cold, e.g. -5°C / 20°F.

1. Worn out due to age or excessive clapping (innuendo), “Never attempt this on an old clapped-out bridgeport mill. [Non AvE word, British slang]

1. Marred, galled, or otherwise damaged, usually beyond repair. “This bearing is chowdered to fahk.

1. Cheap and of poor quality. [Non-AvE word.]

1. Referencing any low-grade fastener prone to failing and/or stripping threads. 2. Referencing any low-grade part or material. 3. Drill bits only suitable for drilling holes in cheese. 4. A euphemistic variant of cheese-dick.

1. The top of the line.

1. Misaligned, oblique, diagonal, bent. [Non-AvE word.]

1. Vibration damping and protective rubber seal, usually between a bearing and an open housing.