seedy

UK
/ˈsiːdi/
US
/ˈsiːdi/

Translations

seedyadjective
seedier
Comp.
seediest
Super.
UK
/ˈsiːdi/
US
/ˈsiːdi/
patraqueFamilier : se dit d'une personne qui ne se sent pas bien.
I felt a bit seedy after eating too much cake.
Je me sentais un peu patraque après avoir mangé trop de gâteau.
sordidePour ce qui est douteux, mal famé ou moralement répréhensible.
The detective was investigating the seedy underworld of illegal gambling.
Le détective enquêtait sur le milieu sordide des jeux d'argent illégaux.
délabréPour un lieu, un bâtiment ou un établissement en mauvais état.
The seedy motel on the outskirts of town was not a place I wanted to spend the night.
Le motel délabré à la périphérie de la ville n'était pas un endroit où je voulais passer la nuit.
Additional translations
grainéPour un fruit ou un légume contenant beaucoup de graines.

Definitions

seedyadjective
Shabby, run-down, or in poor condition.
The seedy motel on the outskirts of town was not a place I wanted to spend the night.
Disreputable or sordid, often associated with morally questionable activities.
The detective was investigating the seedy underworld of illegal gambling.
Containing or full of seeds; seed-laden.
He picked a seedy tomato and removed the pulp for the sauce.
Feeling unwell; slightly ill.
I felt a bit seedy after eating too much cake.