skeezy
2
9.9
- adjective
- /ˈskiːzi/
- Offensive
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turbio
- He has a skeezy reputation for cheating people out of their money.
That's what the text said, right, And I thought it was from this girl on Snapchat this straight, you know, snap skeezy that I'd just give him my number too.
- That's what the text said, right, And I thought it was from this girl on Snapchat this straight, you know, snap skeezy that I'd just give him my number too.
Examples
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The long answer is no and a fascinating rabbit hole of outrageous markups, skeezy sales tactics, and outright false advertising.
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He showed absolutely no signs of realizing that he continues to be skeezy.
Blog text (22) -
I always sensed that he was a skeezy motherfucker.
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She seems kind of skeezy.
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This weekend: the N/J and I somehow end up happening again, this time at a skeezy straight bar.
Blog text (27) -
That's what the text said, right, And I thought it was from this girl on Snapchat this straight, you know, snap skeezy that I'd just give him my number too.
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Paul is working with the SecDef, and he may not be so skeezy after all: it seems as though there's some kind of blackmail situation with his son.
Blog text (6) -
So much of that feels to me more like rumor and distasteful locker room banter, often pretty mean-spirited, especially when it is from just one or a few women recounting sexual exploits they've had with speakers who are eventually deemed "skeezy," and whom they feel should not be allowed to speak at such conferences going forward.
Blog text (18) -
The hotel was cheap, dirty, and felt really skeezy.
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I didn't trust him; there was something skeezy about the way he spoke.
Synonyms
65
6.5
Dishonest and having a dirty, unpleasant appearance or atmosphere
25
7.6
Appearing unsafe or not to be trusted
20
9.7
Very dirty, smelly and unpleasant to touch or be near
15
9.9
Seeming strange and not trustworthy
6
8.0
Very dishonest or cruel in a way that makes people feel disgusted
4
8.6
Dirty and unpleasant, like a place with sticky floors
3
9.9
A person or place that seems dirty and makes you feel uneasy
Seeming dishonest or likely not to be trusted
Appearing in a way people think is sexually loose or rude
Antonyms
How Sleazy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Skeezy probably grew from slang like sleazy and sketchy, which both mean 'dirty' or 'untrustworthy'. So calling a place or person skeezy says they feel unsafe, low-quality, or unpleasant.