Preposition: at

• math: He was at school and he was probably very bad at math and history and everything else.

Modifies a noun

• luck: Bad luck for Martha, then, who has to stand out in the cold all night.

• news: Now onto the bad news: Five is the only network channel not to use Sky Series Links.

• guy: Apparently the debit of 1 pound is a common thing, used by the bad guys to test whether the card is valid.

• thing: Thursday, January 13th, 2005 Bad things come in threes right?

• habit: Bad Habits: Unable to think badly of myself!

Used with adjective complement

• feel: I felt really bad for her, " he said, stealing a sad glance at Mimi.

• smell: This feed has a very nice consistency and unlike some organic feeds doesn't smell too bad either.

• look: At a cost of £ 22.50 single, the rail offering at £ 35 doesn't look bad.

Modifying Another Word

• too: Too bad we never get to see him go medieval on the boards.

Preposition: for

• democracy: The result was bad for politics and bad for democracy.