“Seedy” in Japanese
Short answer
ヨレヨレ
yoreyore
Seedy in Japanese is “ヨレヨレ” (yoreyore). Full meaning: worn-out, shabby, seedy, wrinkled-up, threadbare.
Other ways to say “Seedy” in Japanese
見すぼらしい
misuborashii shabby, unsightly, unkempt, seedy
爺むさい
jijimusai like an old man, doddering, wizened, frowzy, seedy
よれよれ
yoreyore worn-out, shabby, seedy, wrinkled-up, threadbare
じじむさい
jijimusai like an old man, doddering, wizened, frowzy, seedy
見すぼらし
misuborashi shabby, unsightly, unkempt, seedy
見すぼらしく
misuborashiku shabby, unsightly, unkempt, seedy
見すぼらしかろ
misuborashikaro shabby, unsightly, unkempt, seedy
見すぼらしかっ
misuborashika shabby, unsightly, unkempt, seedy
見すぼらしきゃ
misuborashikya shabby, unsightly, unkempt, seedy
見すぼらしゅう
misuborashuu shabby, unsightly, unkempt, seedy
見すぼらしけれ
misuborashikere shabby, unsightly, unkempt, seedy
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