ˈsiːdi

Definitions

1. adjective

having or giving the impression of being morally questionable or of low quality; untrustworthy

“The seedy characters in the movie were suspicious from the start.”

2. noun

a seed, especially one that is ripe and ready to fall from a plant

“The farmer had to clear the seedy heads from the harvested wheat.”

3. adjective

covered or sprinkled with seeds, especially ripe ones

“The baker sprinkled a seedy topping on the bread.”