trashy

Modifies a noun

• novel: Use the time instead to read a trashy novel, meditate or have a massage.
• fiction: And they've nothing to worry about, for The Da Vinci Code is, at best, trashy fiction.
• magazine: Here Stewart plays a fiction writer who works for a trashy magazine to make ends meet.
• TV: Don't get me wrong: I like my trashy TV.
• variety: Turkey's Big Ron tackles the army For years I have been deeply committed to TV of the trashy variety.
• film: Small and concise, the guy is certainly watching as many trashy horror films as I am!

Modifying Another Word

• really: The Review: It's not as bad as some people will make you believe but it's still really trashy.
• very: It's all very trashy too, just like the people that are in the band.
• not: Whatever is noble, whatever is dignified, whatever is reverent, whatever is lofty, not trashy, mundane, common.
• enjoyably: An enjoyably trashy film, then, with a keener sense of style than many latter-day Franco offerings.
• brilliantly: Scarface Well, me and Janey watched it and thought it sounded brilliantly trashy!
• pretty: It's all pretty trashy stuff - usually the gore element of Italian horror is the only thing of note.

Used with adjective complement

• sound: Scarface Well, me and Janey watched it and thought it sounded brilliantly trashy!
• look: But choose someone really dodgy and you could end up looking as trashy as they do.