sleazy

He and everyone else will see our love as something sleazy.

Even his sleazy story seemed no more than normal, here.

"He was in here earlier - told me the whole sleazy story."

"The sleazy operators have long ago been put out of business."

The senior management could be very sleazy - a lot of them are.

He must have used them often before in his sleazy little house of private darkness.

He'd known three or four sleazy women, on leaves from his military station.

The whole sleazy picture had formed in his mind and he knew why.

But then we decided to go really sleazy and explosive.

There had been no one else in the sleazy lobby.

"Maybe just a boyfriend who will turn out to be sleazy."

But this sleazy game is rarely played on a level field.

The President had rich, sleazy friends who gave him lots of money.

Then I'd take the money and get out of this sleazy profession.

"I started telling people he was sleazy after that," she says.

Maybe it was a fine bar in a sleazy hotel.

Yet the old place still had a quality of sleazy charm to it.

I'm not trying to make a moral point here about sleazy campaigning.

"There was nothing that dirty, but the whole thing felt pretty sleazy."

Everything about these products and the way they were marketed was sleazy.

The property company was trying to pull a sleazy deal so it could get the land back.

The past tense was like a dark presence in a sleazy room.

The animation almost makes it all feel slightly less sleazy.

On the screen, the same sleazy guy was slapping a girl across the face.

Thus she did not need to answer the sleazy toad's questions.