so-so

Synonyms for so-so

adj in an acceptable manner

adverb. adequately

adjective. mediocre, satisfactory

adjective. reasonably good

adjective. mediocre, satisfactory

adjective. mediocre, satisfactory

1520s as an adverb, "indifferently;" as an adjective, "mediocre, neither too good nor too bad," 1540s; from so.

My practice is mostly among the poor, or the people that are only so-so.

"I'll catch him," said So-so, and he put up his tail, and started off.

If strangers come, So-so may bark, which he can do as well as a bigger dog.

"There are sixty seconds in every single minute, So-so," said she.

The Main is an easy stream to follow, and the scenery only so-so.

Selim the Baker was well off in the world, but Selim the Fisherman was only so-so.

"So-so," answered the monkey, eying the sparrow with much deliberation.

Oh, so-so; just fair to middling, most of them; about the usual run of shad.

It is to be feared that Remmy Carroll was but a so-so listener.

I am now better, but not yet my own man in the way of brains, and in health only so-so.