Seedy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SEEDY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• shabby
• sordid and disreputable
• shabby and squalid
• unwell
• full of seeds
• shabby and untidy
• somewhat ill or prone to illness
• morally degraded
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• containing seeds; inferior in condition or quality

Words related to SEEDY

seedier8 seediest9 seedily11 seediness10 shabby16

How to use SEEDY in a sentence

• So here, I thought, shall be my introduction to my fly-in-amber artist, of the seedy tent and the romantic miniatures.
• My coat had become, through long wear and exposure, not a little seedy.
• Probably it was his name rather than his appearance, which was shiny, not to say seedy.
• He was uncommon seedy this morning, and I persuaded the doctor to give him a composing draught.
• She passed seedy farmhouses, primitive in construction, and big barns with moss plentifully clinging on roof and gable.
• We were all feeling seedy, and we were getting quite nervous about it.
• Among the manifestations of his diseased ambition was a fondness he had for receiving visits from certain ambiguous-looking fellows in seedy coats, whom he called his clients.
• Beside the couch was a wooden chair, and on the angle of the back hung a very seedy and disreputable hard-felt hat, much the worse for wear, and cracked in several places.
• Half-dashed dresses, however, that would look rather seedy by contrast, come out very fresh in the country, especially in winter, when day begins to close in at four.
• The hard, seedy floor, with the arching rafters overhead could not be improved for their purpose.
• On this morning he presented a seedy and dissipated appearance, as though he had been enjoying his fortune too rapidly.
• By his side stood another man in plain, dark, rather seedy clothes, the coat outrageously long.
• In about a minute a stout, middle-aged gentleman appeared from the brightly-lighted hall, his whole aspect presenting the strongest possible contrast to that of the seedy mariner.
• Pretty seedy in spots, but, after all, most people are merely victims of circumstances.
• Emerson was a seedy little bit of a chap, red-headed.
• I was feeling so seedy by this time that I got a seat by the side of the driver on a horse ambulance, and made my way back to Cherisy.
• I was returning home one evening and was approaching the vicinity of my house when I became aware of a small man of seedy aspect who appeared to be following me.
• I had nearly finished shaving a large, military-looking laborer when the door opened very quietly and a seedy, middle-aged man entered and sat down.
• Yet, underneath it all, he was somewhat seedy in a physical sense, for he had been out late the night before to meet Tip and hand over some money.
• On the left of the somewhat seedy Strelitski pretty Bessie in blue silk presided over the coffee-pot.
• I make small loans to seedy fellows who have known better days and I treat the servants handsomely at Christmas.
• I have smoked a cigar or two in my office already and am beginning, as usual, to feel a trifle seedy.
• Grub Street dropped in, shabby, seedy, empty of pocket but full of hope, and little suppers were given in dingy coffeehouses where success to English letters was drunk.
• It was followed by a thin, weary-looking man, dressed in carpet slippers and a suit of seedy black.
• He was a man of medium height, of a spare build, and attired in faded, seedy black.
• All looked seedy and criminal, as if there were something in the atmosphere of station houses to give a man the semblance of a vagabond and an outcast.
• He was the best-known surgeon in the United States, and he looked like nothing so much as a seedy Evangelical parson.
• He did not extend his hand, but stood still, in his seedy clothes and his coat buttoned to his chin, to hide his lack of a shirt.
• At his side sat another man, fat, melancholy, and seedy, who seemed to be his friend.
• This seedy scamp who reclined beside me was the child that she brought back with her from the little cupboard.
• The seedy, strolling players drank their diluted brandy, smoked their cigars, and told Mr.

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