Difference between Seamy and Seedy

SEAMY vs SEEDY: NOUN

Having many seeds.
Weak and feeble
Resembling seeds or a seed.
Morally degraded
Full of seeds
Shabby and untidy
Worn and shabby; unkempt.
Somewhat disreputable; squalid.
Abounding with seeds; bearing seeds; having run to seeds.
Old and worn out; exhausted; spiritless; also, poor and miserable looking; shabbily clothed; shabby looking.
An affection of a horse's foot, in which a cavity filled with horn powder is formed between the laminæ and the wall of the hoof.
Disreputable; run-down
Untidy; unkempt
Infirm; gone to seed
Suffering the effects of a hangover
Having a peculiar flavour supposed to be derived from the weeds growing among the vines; said of certain kinds of French brandy.
Somewhat ill or prone to illness
Tired or sick; unwell.

Abounding with seeds; running to seed.
Having a peculiar flavor, supposed to be derived from weeds growing among the vines: applied to French brandy.
Full of spawn, as a seed-fish.
Run to seed; no longer fresh, new, or prosperous; worn-out; shabby; poor: as, a seedy coat; to look rather seedy.
Looking or feeling wretched, as after a debauch; not well; out of sorts.
In glass-making, containing the bubbles called seed.

Scandalous, Grubby, Unsavory, Grimy, Salacious, Lurid, Tawdry, Degraded, Unkempt, Unpleasant, Disreputable, Squalid, Sleazy, Seedy, Sordid

Wretched, Crummy, Shabby, Seeded, Worn, Infirm, Enfeebled, Debilitated, Unhealthy, Squalid, Scruffy, Sordid, Disreputable, Seamy, Sleazy

Scandalous, Grubby, Unsavory, Grimy, Salacious, Lurid, Tawdry, Degraded, Unkempt, Unpleasant, Disreputable, Squalid, Sleazy, Seedy, Sordid

Wretched, Crummy, Shabby, Seeded, Worn, Infirm, Enfeebled, Debilitated, Unhealthy, Squalid, Scruffy, Sordid, Disreputable, Seamy, Sleazy

The physiological sketch, which dealt with the seamy side of life, was the first genre developed by the natural school.
Attracted to the seamy side of life, he was often under banishment and, when not in prison, spent much time on the move.
More seamy than romantic, the Wars of the Roses decimated both houses in an endlessly long, bloody battle for the throne.
Over the next three years, Bullock logged adult arrests for robbery and grand larceny, drifting into the seamy underworld of male prostitution.
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But my opinion of him shall remain the same as I am aware of his seamy side.
After taking one look at the seamy exterior, people have been afraid of walking in here, which is a mistake.
Finding the deck cannot be bodily present within the seamy underbelly of.
One last realtor -- I prudently decked how seamy Oxycontin was until just a few trichomoniasis ago.
From these seamy surroundings he became street wise, with a real and lasting education.