Use of the word seedy in a sentence example

seedy

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I felt pity for that seedy girl. [adjective]

Either way, it 's a very seedy way of marketing. [adjective]

Moss has gone from seedy cokehead to prime time television in 12 weeks. [adjective]

Seedy cuss in the Richmond. [adjective]

There was a seedy old chest, and an old hair trunk with the hinges broke. [adjective]

Her unease grew as they reached a seedy neighborhood outside of Little Havana. [Please select]

If you are used up, seedy, washed-out, miserable, go to sea. [Please select]

Temple, though a rich man according to his own account, had a somewhat seedy look. [Please select]

Hawkshaw was not only very seedy, but very drunk. [Please select]

The owner was a seedy man with a straw-colored, drunkard's mustache. [Please select]

Twice a seedy man with a gnawed yellow mustache had come in to ask Eliphalet's whereabouts. [Please select]

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