Main Entry:

seedy

Pronunciation:

\ˈsē-dē\

Function:

adjective

Inflected Form(s):

seed·i·er; seed·i·est

Date:

1574

1: containing or full of seeds <a seedy fruit>2: inferior in condition or quality: as a: shabby, run-down <seedy clothes> b: somewhat disreputable <a seedy district> <a seedy lawyer> c: slightly unwell : debilitated <felt seedy and went home early>

— seed·i·ly \ˈsē-d^əl-ē\ adverb

— seed·i·ness \ˈsē-dē-nəs\ noun