seedy

Meaning

1. Literal senses:
2. Literal senses:
3. (colloquial) Literal senses:
4. Disreputable, run-down.
5. Untidy; unkempt.
6. Infirm; unwell; gone to seed.
7. Suffering the effects of a hangover.

Synonyms

shabby

squalid

indisposed

dilapidated

scruffy

poorly

sleazy

ragged

threadbare

ailing

feverish

worn-out

sickly

bedraggled

battered

ramshackle

sordid

rickety

lapsed

under the weather

seamy

decayed

unwell

peaked

void

decrepit

scrofulous

scrub

scrubby

shady

shaggy

shoddy

sick

🤢

abject

slatternly

sloppy

slovenly

sluttish

sorry

tatty

tumble-down

unclean

uncleanly

unfit

unkempt

unorganized

unsavory

untidily

venerable

weakly

wretched

raddled

wrinkled-up

beaten-up

furnished with seed

running to seeds

skinny

aged

beat-up

beggarly

chippy

deplorable

dickey

dingy

disgraceful

disheveled

disreputable

dissipated

dowdy

draggle-tailed

dubious

forlorn

grubby

haggard

matted

miserable

molten

old

🧓

piteous

pitiable

ratty

scraggly

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈsiːdi/

Etymology

From Middle English sedy, equivalent to seed + -y.