- scuzzier
- adj. unpleasant, disagreeable, seamy; vulgar; disgusting, repulsive
English contemporary dictionary. 2014.
scuzzier
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scuzzy — adjective (scuzzier; est) Etymology: origin unknown Date: 1969 slang dirty, shabby, or foul in condition or character … New Collegiate Dictionary
scuzzy — /skuz ee/, adj., scuzzier, scuzziest. Slang. dirty, grimy, sordid, or repulsive; disgusting. Also, scuzz. [1965 70; expressive coinage; cf. similar phonetic components of SCUM, FUZZY, LOUSY, SLEAZY] * * * … Universalium
scuzzy — [[t]skʌ̱zi[/t]] scuzzier, scuzziest ADJ GRADED Something that is scuzzy is dirty or disgusting. [INFORMAL] He wonders why the club is named after a scuzzy drug district in uptown New York … English dictionary
scuzz — noun informal something disgusting or disreputable. ↘a disreputable or unpleasant person. Derivatives scuzzy adjective (scuzzier, scuzziest). Origin 1960s: prob. an informal abbrev. of disgusting … English new terms dictionary
scuzzy — UK [ˈskʌzɪ] / US adjective Word forms scuzzy : adjective scuzzy comparative scuzzier superlative scuzziest informal extremely unpleasant and dirty … English dictionary
scuzzy — /ˈskʌzi/ (say skuzee) adjective (scuzzier, scuzziest) Colloquial 1. filthy; grimy; disgusting. 2. of poor quality; inferior. 3. vulgar. Also, scuzz. {US, possibly extracted from disgusting, influenced by other sc words such as scum, scunge …
scuzzy — ☆ scuzzy [skuz′ē ] adj. scuzzier, scuzziest [< ?] Slang dirty, shabby, disreputable, etc … English World dictionary
