uncool

• a bit much
• abhorrent
• abominable
• accursed
• annoying
• arduous
• artless
• awful
• babe in woods
• bad news
• bad scene
• bad-natured
• baleful
• beastly
• below par
• bitchy
• bitter
• blasted
• boresome
• boring
• burdensome
• butterfingers
• catty
• childlike
• clean
• confounded
• corn-fed
• country
• credulous
• creepy
• cursed
• cussed
• damnable
• damned
• debilitated
• decrepit
• deleterious
• demanding
• deplorable
• despicable
• despiteful
• detestable
• detrimental
• difficult
• disagreeable
• discordant
• disgusting
• displeasing
• disqualified
• distasteful
• dowdy
• down
• drag
• dragging
• drudging
• dull
• enervative
• envious
• evil
• evil-minded
• exacting
• execrable
• exhausting
• fatiguing
• feeble
• fierce
• flat
• flimsy
• folksy
• forbidding
• foul
• frank
• fresh
• geeky
• green
• green-eyed
• grody
• gross
• guileless
• gullible
• hard
• hard-time
• heavy
• hefty
• heinous
• hideous
• ho-hum
• horrible
• horrid
• humdrum
• hurtless
• icky
• idealistic
• ignorant
• ill-adapted
• ill-disposed
• ill-equipped
• ill-suited
• impotent
• improper
• inadequate
• inapplicable
• inappropriate
• incompatible
• incompetent
• incongruous
• incorrect
• ineffective
• ineligible
• inept
• inexpedient
• inexperienced
• inexpert
• infamous
• infelicitous
• ingenuous
• inharmonious
• injurious
• innocent
• innocuous
• innoxious
• inobnoxious
• inoffensive
• inproficient
• insufficient
• invidious
• irksome
• jading
• jealous
• laborious
• laid low
• loathsome
• losing
• lousy
• low
• malevolent
• malign
• malignant
• mean
• mischievous
• mistaken
• monotonous
• naive
• nasty
• natural
• nauseating
• nerdish
• nerdy
• not equal to
• not fit
• not up to
• nowhere
• noxious
• objectionable
• obnoxious
• odious
• offenseless
• offensive
• onerous
• open
• oppressive
• ornery
• out
• out of element
• out of place
• out of shape
• pernicious
• pesky
• pestiferous
• petty
• poisonous
• poor
• poorly
• powerless
• rancorous
• raw
• repellent
• repugnant
• repulsive
• resentful
• revolting
• rocky
• rotten
• safe
• shuddersome
• simple
• sleazy
• slimy
• soft
• sour
• spiteful
• square
• strenuous
• styleless
• tedious
• tired
• tiring
• too much
• tough
• troublesome
• trusting
• trying
• unable
• unacceptable
• unacquainted
• unaffected
• unartificial
• unattractive
• unbecoming
• uncongenial
• undesirable
• unequipped
• unfamiliar
• unfashionable
• unfit
• unhappy
• unhealthy
• unhip
• unhurtful
• uninjurious
• uninteresting
• unlikable
• unlikely
• unlovely
• unmalicious
• unmeet
• unobjectionable
• unoffensive
• unpalatable
• unpromising
• unqualified
• unrelieved
• unschooled
• unskilled
• unskillful
• unsophisticated
• unstudied
• unstylish
• unsuitable
• unsuited
• unsuspicious
• untrendy
• unworldly
• useless
• valueless
• vengeful
• venomous
• vexatious
• vicious
• vile
• virulent
• weak
• wearing
• wearisome
• wearying
• well-intentioned
• wellmeant
• wicked
• wide-eyed
• yawn
• youthful
• yucky

• a la mode
• able
• acceptable
• active
• adequate
• agreeable
• aiding
• appropriate
• assisting
• attractive
• au courant
• bad
• benevolent
• blamable
• capable
• chic
• competent
• cool
• corrupt
• cultured
• cunning
• decent
• def
• delicious
• delightful
• desirous
• dishonest
• downtown
• earthly
• easy
• effective
• eventful
• evil
• exciting
• experienced
• facile
• fashionable
• fit
• forgiving
• friendly
• fun
• gentle
• good
• great
• groovy
• guilty
• happy
• harmless
• helpful
• hep
• hip
• immoral
• impure
• in
• interesting
• kind
• knowledgeable
• light
• likable
• likeable
• liking
• lively
• lovable
• loveable
• loving
• material
• mod
• modish
• moral
• nice
• now
• palatable
• pleasant
• pleasing
• polite
• potent
• proper
• qualified
• ready
• refined
• respectful
• sharp
• sinful
• skillful
• smart
• snappy
• sophisticated
• stimulating
• strong
• stylish
• sufficient
• suitable
• sympathetic
• tasty
• thoughtful
• trendy
• trivial
• turned-on
• unclear
• untrusting
• useful
• voguish
• willing
• wise
• with-it
• wonderful
• worldly

• adjective
  1. Not in accord with the current fashion, standards or mores of a particular group; not cool.

• It was really uncool of him to cancel plans at the last minute.
• Wearing socks with sandals is often considered uncool by many people.
• She felt uncool when she couldn't keep up with the latest trends.
• Making fun of others is not just uncool, but also rude.
• He realized it was uncool to ignore his friends when he got a new phone.

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