scuzzy
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishscuzzyscuz‧zy1 /ˈskʌzi/ adjective informal UNPLEASANTunpleasant and dirty SYN disgustingExamples from the Corpusscuzzy• There was a knock, and the navy and the green sweaters were both brought in by the scuzzy detective.• a scuzzy part of the city• It was absolutely filthy, horrible and scuzzy, with disgusting stains on the floor.scuzzyscuzzy2 noun [uncountable] informal SCSI What’s the biggest scuzzy hard drive you have?Origin scuzzy (1900-2000) Perhaps from disgusting