1. shabby and disreputable in appearance; run-down
2. feeling unwell or tired; under the weather
Usage: informal; chiefly British
3. containing many seeds

Examples

• The seedy motel had peeling paint and broken windows.
• They avoided walking through the seedy part of town at night.
• I’m feeling a bit seedy after staying up all night.
• She looked seedy and needed to rest.
• This orange is quite seedy compared to the seedless variety.
• The seedy watermelon was difficult to eat.
• The detective investigated the seedy nightclub downtown.