fleabag
/ˈfliːbæɡ/
noun
- A shabby, dirty, or run-down place, especially a cheap hotel or room.
- I wouldn't recommend that fleabag hotel; the sheets were stained.
- They stayed in a fleabag motel on the edge of town.
- The old theater was a real fleabag, with torn seats and sticky floors.
- A scruffy or disreputable person; someone who is dirty or untidy.
- After camping for a week, he looked like a total fleabag.
- Don't be such a fleabag—clean up your room!
- The grumpy old fleabag never bathed or changed his clothes.
- A dog or other animal that is infested with fleas or is generally dirty.
- That old cat is a real fleabag, always itching and shedding.
- The stray dog was a sad little fleabag scratching behind the dumpster.
- Our new puppy was a bit of a fleabag when we first got him from the shelter.
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