skeezy

adjective

Slang.

skeezier, skeeziest 

1. skeevy.

Word History and Origins

Origin of skeezy¹

1990–95; possibly blend of skeevy and sleazy

Example Sentences

Fox News on Tuesday suppressed the skeezy birthday note like a dark family secret and instead focused on safer, more comfortable subject matter, like Bill Clinton.

From Los Angeles Times

"I think the technical term is 'skeezy'," said conservative Daily Wire commentator Ben Shapiro on his podcast.

From BBC

"I think the technical term is 'skeezy'," deadpanned conservative Daily Wire commentator Ben Shapiro on his podcast.

From BBC

"If you want President Trump to succeed, this kind of skeezy stuff needs to stop," he demanded, adding that it's already having a political impact.

From Salon

How do you overturn your state’s vote without it looking like a “power play”? How would you directly end American democracy without it looking a little bit, you know, skeezy?

From Slate