1. infected with or affected by pox; diseased
Usage: archaic or historical
2. of poor quality; contemptible or worthless
Usage: informal; chiefly British

Examples

• The poxy disease ravaged the village in the 17th century.
• That poxy old car broke down again on the highway.
• He complained about the poxy weather ruining his weekend.
• The restaurant served poxy food that nobody wanted to eat.
• I'm not paying good money for such a poxy excuse for a hotel room.