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1. Full of seeds
   "as seedy as a fig"
    
2. Shabby and untidy
   "he was soiled and seedy and fragrant with gin"
   - scruffy, daggy [Austral, NZ]
    
3. Somewhat ill or prone to illness
   "my poor seedy grandmother"
   - ailing, indisposed, peaked, poorly, sickly, unwell, under the weather, off-colour [Brit], out of sorts, crook [Austral, NZ]
    
4. Morally degraded
   "a seedy district"
   - seamy, sleazy, sordid, squalid

Derived forms: seediest, seedier

See also: black-seeded, disreputable, ill, multi-seeded, one-seed, one-seeded, seed, seeded, seediness, several-seeded, sick, single-seeded, small-seeded, three-seeded, white-seeded, worn

Antonym: seedless

Encyclopedia: Seedy