scuzzy in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for scuzzy in the English»Spanish Dictionary

scuzzy <scuzzier scuzziest> [Am ˈskəzi, Brit ˈskʌzi] ADJ inf

1. scuzzy (dirty, murky):

scuzzy water/clothes

asqueroso

scuzzy water/clothes

que da asco

2. scuzzy (sleazy):

scuzzy person

con mala pinta inf

scuzzy bar/club

de mala fama

scuzzy bar/club

cutre Spain inf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Scuzzy apartments are being replaced by luxury dwellings.

www.ctvnews.ca

Suspicion falls on a scuzzy-looking camper van that was parked on the street earlier in the day.

news.nationalpost.com

As one character departs an impressively nihilistic high school party, some scuzzy guitars linger above.

www.stereogum.com

The scuzzy club was home to an astonishing range of musical talent.

www.herald.ie

While we don't know who will be releasing it or when just yet, you can check out three scuzzy punk songs from the release below.

exclaim.ca

They describe the neighborhood as disgusting, scuzzy, run-down, sad and seedy.

www.oregonlive.com

Scuzzy vintage magazines, fire-hazard electrical equipment and piles of newspapers are littered around a couple of camp beds.

www.telegraph.co.uk

After centuries of slumming in ye olde ale houses and scuzzy sports bars, beer is finally taking its rightful place at the dining table.

www.theglobeandmail.com

On the whole, in fact, it's a very dark record - thematically, lyrically and, in its brash acerbic bursts of scuzzy, confrontational noise, musically, too.

www.clashmusic.com

But there's something in this larceny that strengthens this album, making its thick fug of scuzzy electropop even more propulsive and addictive, seedy and delicious.

thequietus.com