seedy 
/ˈsi:di/ adjective
seed·i·er; seed·i·est /ˈsi:di/ adjective [also more seedy; most seedy] 1 : dirty or in bad condition
▪ a seedy motel ▪ He was wearing a seedy suit. 2 : not respectable or decent
▪ a seedy bar ▪ a seedy area of the city 3 : having bad morals : dishonest
▪ a seedy lawyer 4 : having a lot of seeds
▪ seedy fruit
▪ a seedy motel ▪ He was wearing a seedy suit.
▪ a seedy bar ▪ a seedy area of the city
▪ a seedy lawyer
▪ seedy fruit
