Sleazy
31sleazy — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. flimsy, gauzy; shabby; shoddy, cheap, unsubstantial. See weakness, insubstantiality. Ant., sturdy, high quality. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. shoddy, cheap, shabby; see shabby , poor 2 . III (Roget s …
32sleazy — slea·zy || slɪËzɪ adj. shabby; base, despicable, contemptible; cheap, tawdry; flimsy …
33sleazy — adjective (sleazier, sleaziest) 1》 sordid, corrupt, or immoral. ↘(of a place) squalid and seedy. 2》 dated (of textiles and clothing) flimsy. Derivatives sleazily adverb sleaziness noun Origin C17: of unknown origin …
34sleazy — a. Thin, flimsy, weak, poor …
35sleazy — adj thin, flimsy, unsubstantial, pasteboard, jerry built; inferior, Sl. schlock, gimcrack, Inf. dime store, Inf. tacky, Inf. ticky tacky; cheap, poor, poor quality, Sl. chintzy, Sl. cheesy, Sl. crummy, junky, trashy; shabby, shoddy, tatty, sorry …
36sleazy — slea·zy …
37sleazy — /ˈslizi / (say sleezee) adjective (sleazier, sleaziest) 1. Colloquial of dubious moral character, especially in relation to sexual matters. 2. shabby, shoddy, untidy, or grubby. 3. Obsolete thin or poor in texture, as a fabric; flimsy. {origin… …
38sleazy — Dilapidated. (Usu. applied to cheap and gloomy places of entertainment.) …
39sleazy — adj. (sleazier, sleaziest) 1 squalid, tawdry. 2 slatternly. 3 (of textiles etc.) flimsy. Derivatives: sleazily adv. sleaziness n. Etymology: 17th c.: orig. unkn …
40Nice ’N’ Sleazy — «Nice N Sleazy» Сингл The Stranglers из альбома …