醜〔丑〕 cau² {chǒu}

1. shameful
2. ugly
3. disgraceful

醜頸〔丑颈〕 cau² geng² {chǒu jǐng}

bad tempered (spoken)

醜怪〔丑-〕 cau² gwaai³ {chǒu guài}

ugly; visually unattractive

醜人〔丑-〕 cau² jan² {chǒu rén}

someone who displeases / offend others (usually by taking on an popular role or doing something that no one else wants to do, to play the villain)

醜樣〔丑样〕 cau² joeng² {chǒu yàng}

(adjective) (of facial look) ugly; hideous; disgusting

醜陋〔丑-〕 cau² lau⁶ {chǒu lòu}

disgust

醜惡〔丑恶〕 cau² ok³ {chǒu è}

(adjective) Ugly and evil

醜生〔丑-〕 cau² sang¹ {chǒu shēng}

A character of Chinese opera

醜詆〔丑诋〕 cau² dai² {chǒu dǐ}

to slander

醜化〔丑-〕 cau² faa³ {chǒu huà}

1. to defame
2. to libel
3. to defile
4. to smear
5. to vilify

醜怪〔丑-〕 cau² gwaai³ {chǒu guài}

grotesque

醜行〔丑-〕 cau² hang⁶ {chǒu xíng}

scandal

醜劇〔丑剧〕 cau² kek⁶ {chǒu jù}

1. absurd drama
2. farce
3. disgraceful show

醜陋〔丑-〕 cau² lau⁶ {chǒu lòu}

ugly

醜類〔丑类〕 cau² leoi⁶ {chǒu lèi}

1. villain
2. evil person

醜聞〔丑闻〕 cau² man⁴ {chǒu wén}

scandal

醜惡〔丑恶〕 cau² ok³ {chǒu è}

1. ugly
2. repulsive

醜事〔丑-〕 cau² si⁶ {chǒu shì}

scandal

醜相〔丑-〕 cau² soeng³ {chǒu xiàng}

1. ugly expression
2. unsightly manners

醜態〔丑态〕 cau² taai³ {chǒu tài}

1. shameful performance
2. disgraceful situation

醜話〔丑话〕 cau² waa⁶ {chǒu huà}

1. ugly talk
2. vulgarity
3. obscenity

醜表功〔丑--〕 cau² biu² gung¹ {chǒu biǎo gōng}

to brag shamelessly about one's deeds; to claim an undeserved merit

醜死鬼〔丑--〕 cau² sei² gwai² {chǒu sǐ guǐ}

extremely embarrassing

醜八怪〔丑--〕 cau² baat³ gwaai³ {chǒu bā guài}

ugly person

醜小鴨〔丑-鸭〕 cau² siu² aap³ {chǒu xiǎo yā}

ugly duckling

醜小鴨〔丑-鸭〕 cau² siu² aap³ {Chǒu Xiǎo yā}

"The Ugly Duckling" by Hans Christian Andersen 安徒生

醜態百出〔丑态--〕 cau² taai³ baak³ ceot¹ {chǒu tài bǎi chū}

make a fool of oneself

醜陋的中國人〔丑---国-〕 cau² lau⁶ dik¹ zung¹ gwok³ jan⁴ {chǒu lòu de Zhōng guó rén}

The Ugly Chinaman (a book)

醜婦終須見家翁〔丑妇终须见--〕 cau² fu⁵ zung¹ seoi¹ gin³ gaa¹ jung¹ {chǒu fù zhōng xū jiàn gū wēng}

(literally: an ugly woman will have to meet her husband's father anyhow); to have to do something anyhow; to have to come to terms and face the unavoidable scrutiny of others on one's shortcomings and faults eventually