scuzzy (Meaning)
scuzzy
dirty, shabby, or foul in condition or character
Synonyms & Antonyms of scuzzy
scuzzy Sentence Examples
- The alleyway exuded a scuzzy ambiance, filled with graffiti and discarded trash.
- The motel's decor was scuzzy, with stained bedsheets and broken furniture.
- The suspect had a scuzzy appearance, with matted hair and unwashed clothes.
- The gym had a distinctly scuzzy smell, reminiscent of sweat and stale air.
- The dive bar was known for its scuzzy clientele, often frequented by unsavory characters.
- The bathroom mirror was coated in a thick layer of scuzzy grime.
- The alley cat's fur was matted and scuzzy, a testament to its streetwise existence.
- The abandoned building was a haven for rats and other scuzzy creatures.
- The dumpster overflowed with scuzzy garbage, attracting flies and scavengers.
- The scuzzy nature of the neighborhood made it an undesirable place to live or visit.
FAQs About the word scuzzy
dirty, shabby, or foul in condition or character
dusty, black, muddy, dirty, filthy, blackened, sleazy, squalid, shabby, greasy
unsoiled,clean, immaculate, ultraclean, spick-and-span, cleanly, stainless, unsullied, spotless, neat
The alleyway exuded a scuzzy ambiance, filled with graffiti and discarded trash.
The motel's decor was scuzzy, with stained bedsheets and broken furniture.
The suspect had a scuzzy appearance, with matted hair and unwashed clothes.
The gym had a distinctly scuzzy smell, reminiscent of sweat and stale air.
