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So-so   /sˈoʊsˈoʊ/   Listen
So-so

adjective
1.
Being neither good nor bad.  Synonym: indifferent.  "A gifted painter but an indifferent actor" , "Her work at the office is passable" , "A so-so golfer" , "Feeling only so-so" , "Prepared a tolerable dinner" , "A tolerable working knowledge of French"






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"So-so" Quotes from Famous Books



... to put 'em on paper to remember 'em all. Get a cinch on her spare time ahead so as to shut the other fellow out. Don't get down in the dirt to her,—she's not that kind,—but don't be too high and mighty, neither. Just so-so—savve? And then, some time when you see she's feelin' good, and smilin' at you in that way of hers, why up and call her hand. Of course I can't say what the showdown'll be. That's for you to find out. But ...
— A Daughter of the Snows • Jack London

... he said: "Young Quiney is a so-so choice, since women must necessarily condescend to intermarrying with men. But he is far from worthy of her. Tell me, now, was there ever a rarer piece ...
— The Certain Hour • James Branch Cabell



Words linked to "So-so" :   ordinary, intolerably, acceptably, unacceptably



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