Scuzzy

/ˈskʌzi/
adjective

Something that is dirty, unclean, or disgusting in appearance.

The scuzzy bathroom needed a thorough cleaning.
Visual representation of "scuzzy" - Something that is dirty, unclean, or disgusting in appearance.

Usage tips

Informal

scuzzy neighborhood,scuzzy carpet,scuzzy dishes

adjective

Descriptive of something unattractive or of low quality.

That car looks scuzzy; I wouldn't buy it.
Visual representation of "scuzzy" - Descriptive of something unattractive or of low quality.

Usage tips

Informal

scuzzy movie,scuzzy artwork

adjective

Something that is dirty, unclean, or disgusting in appearance.

The scuzzy bathroom needed a thorough cleaning.
Visual representation of "scuzzy" - Something that is dirty, unclean, or disgusting in appearance.

Usage tips

Informal

scuzzy neighborhood,scuzzy carpet,scuzzy dishes

adjective

Descriptive of something unattractive or of low quality.

That car looks scuzzy; I wouldn't buy it.
Visual representation of "scuzzy" - Descriptive of something unattractive or of low quality.

Usage tips

Informal

scuzzy movie,scuzzy artwork

Definition 1 of 2
Visual representation of "scuzzy"
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Descriptive

Use this word to vividly describe unclean conditions

The scuzzy kitchen left a bad impression on the guests.
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Casual Usage

'Scuzzy' is commonly used in everyday conversations when describing something unpleasant

The scuzzy bar is not a place I'd recommend to anyone.
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Emotional

The word often conveys disgust or displeasure

I felt a scuzzy feeling when I saw the mess.
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Descriptive

Use this word to vividly describe unclean conditions

The scuzzy kitchen left a bad impression on the guests.
LampPro Tip 2/3

Casual Usage

'Scuzzy' is commonly used in everyday conversations when describing something unpleasant

The scuzzy bar is not a place I'd recommend to anyone.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Emotional

The word often conveys disgust or displeasure

I felt a scuzzy feeling when I saw the mess.
LampPro Tip 1/3

Descriptive

Use this word to vividly describe unclean conditions

The scuzzy kitchen left a bad impression on the guests.
LampPro Tip 2/3

Casual Usage

'Scuzzy' is commonly used in everyday conversations when describing something unpleasant

The scuzzy bar is not a place I'd recommend to anyone.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Emotional

The word often conveys disgust or displeasure

I felt a scuzzy feeling when I saw the mess.
Visual representation of the word "Scuzzy"

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