“Drab” in Japanese
Short answer
Drab in Japanese is “薄汚い” (usugitanai). Full meaning: filthy, dirty (looking), drab.
Other ways to say “Drab” in Japanese
シケメン
shikemen drab, depressed man
うす汚い
usugitanai filthy, dirty (looking), drab
薄ぎたない
usugitanai filthy, dirty (looking), drab
うす汚ない
usugitanai filthy, dirty (looking), drab
うすぎたない
usugitanai filthy, dirty (looking), drab
味も素っ気もない
ajimosokkemonai dull, uninteresting, boring, drab
薄汚
usugitana filthy, dirty (looking), drab
薄汚く
usugitanaku filthy, dirty (looking), drab
うす汚
usugitana filthy, dirty (looking), drab
薄汚え
usugitanei filthy, dirty (looking), drab
薄汚う
usugitanou filthy, dirty (looking), drab
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