tacky 
/ˈtæki/ adjective
tack·i·er; tack·i·est /ˈtæki/ adjective [also more tacky; most tacky] 1 : slightly wet and sticky
▪ The paint is still a little tacky. 2 informal a : having a cheap and ugly appearance : not tasteful or stylish
▪ We got rid of that tacky old furniture/wallpaper. ▪ bright, tacky clothes ▪ tacky souvenirs
b chiefly US : not socially proper or acceptable
▪ tacky behavior ▪ a very tacky comment
▪ The paint is still a little tacky.
▪ We got rid of that tacky old furniture/wallpaper. ▪ bright, tacky clothes ▪ tacky souvenirs
b chiefly US : not socially proper or acceptable
▪ tacky behavior ▪ a very tacky comment
— tack·i·ness /ˈtækinəs/ noun [noncount]
▪ the tackiness of the newly painted walls ▪ the tackiness of his bright clothes
/ˈtækinəs/ noun [noncount] ▪ the tackiness of the newly painted walls ▪ the tackiness of his bright clothes
