seedy
adjective
[ ˈsiːdi ]
• sordid and disreputable.
• "his seedy affair with a soft-porn starlet"
Similar:
sordid,
disreputable,
seamy,
sleazy,
corrupt,
shameful,
low,
dark,
squalid,
unwholesome,
unsavoury,
rough,
mean,
nasty,
unpleasant,
• unwell.
• "she felt weak and seedy"
Similar:
ill,
unwell,
poorly,
bad,
out of sorts,
indisposed,
not oneself,
sick,
queasy,
nauseous,
nauseated,
peaky,
liverish,
green around the gills,
run down,
washed out,
faint,
dizzy,
giddy,
light-headed,
off,
off colour,
under the weather,
below par,
not up to par,
funny,
peculiar,
lousy,
rotten,
rough,
awful,
terrible,
dreadful,
crummy,
grotty,
ropy,
wabbit,
peely-wally,
crook,
peaked,
peakish,
crappy,