What is "baddish"

Usage examples of "baddish".

Perhaps the fact that Smit had a baddish reputation was part of the attraction.

Now and then, however, it got some baddish cases, people who were almost off their rocker, and I fancied that Brumby was one.

The result was that I was in a baddish temper when we reached our destination, which was in one of the streets near Fitzroy Square.

There had been baddish moments, like trying to renew contact with Mary Stokes.

Ephraim Savage means, my lad, when he says that he is a baddish man to beat.