scuzzy
/ˈskʌzi/
adjective
- Dirty, grimy, or unpleasant in appearance or condition.
- The kitchen counters were scuzzy with sticky spills and crumbs.
- The old motel room was so scuzzy that we decided to find another place to stay.
- He wore a scuzzy old jacket that hadn't been washed in months.
- Morally low or dishonest; sleazy.
- The movie's villain was a scuzzy character who lied and stole without remorse.
- She refused to work for such a scuzzy company that cheated its customers.
- That scuzzy salesman tried to trick me into buying a broken car.
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