blowzy

/ˈblaʊzi/
adjective
  1. (of a person, especially a woman) Having a coarse, red, or untidy appearance, often from exposure to weather or lack of care.
    • He described her as blowzy, with a loud laugh and a flushed face.
    • The blowzy woman in the garden had dirt on her apron and windblown hair.
    • The old photograph showed a blowzy barmaid with a cheerful smile.
  2. Rough, coarse, or disheveled in appearance.
    • The blowzy curtains hung crookedly in the dusty room.
    • After the long hike, they looked blowzy and tired.
    • The garden had a blowzy charm, with overgrown flowers and tangled vines.
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