lousy with

adj. American English slang from 1843, seeing its peak in the mid-1940's; currently, it is more commonly heard in New England states.

To be abundant in something.

Downtown was lousy with tourists during spring break.

by imppress January 31, 2019

lousy with the rocks

wearing a lot of jewelery

When I saw all her rings, i could tell that she was really lousy with the rocks.

by Andreaaa. January 1, 2008