sleazy• The bar was cheap and sleazy.• As the ex-husband, Patrick is wonderfully sleazy.• She would worry that Kelly was becoming involved in the sleazyaftermath of her father's death.• The First Couple looks sleazy and careless but not necessarily sinister.• This house was the very embodiment of sleazydiscomfort.• sleazy drug smugglers• sleazypornmovies• The two actually meet when the up-and-comingstar comes to Houston for a gig at a slightly sleazyroadhouse.• Also contributing to the turmoil recently has been growing criticism that the talk shows focus on sleazytopics.
Originsleazy
(1900-2000)sleazy (of cloth) “too thin or light”((17-20 centuries))