scuzzy Definition
☆ scuzzy (skuz′ē)
adjective -·zier, -·zi·est
Slang dirty, shabby, disreputable, etc.
Etymology: < ?
scuzzy Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- guitar: There is the continuance of the scuzzy guitars and roughed-up vocals from their earlier EP's.
- riff: The sweat was literally oozing from them, as they bounced off each other in a frenzy of dirty, scuzzy blues riffs.
- rock: And it's there where the album essentially stays, each song being a perfectly realized nugget of lo-fi scuzzy garage punk rock blues.
- club: She hangs out in scuzzy lap-dancing clubs whose clientele and workers are equally dehumanized.
- authenticity: Ayer goes for the jugular at all times and the grainy, handheld camerawork adds to the scuzzy authenticity.
- bar: There is only one place in town which looks like a really scuzzy bar.
Modifying Another Word
gamely: And it's good to see the Aussie A-list ( Cate Blanchett, Sam Neill, Hugo Weaving ) looking gamely scuzzy.
Browse dictionary entries near scuzzy
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