Difference between Seedy and Sordid

SEEDY vs SORDID: NOUN

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

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

Low; menial; groveling.
Morally foul; gross; base; vile; ignoble; selfish; miserly.
In bot, and zoology, of a dull or dirty hue; impure; muddy: noting a color when it appears as if clouded by admixture with another, or parts so colored: as, sordid blue, etc.
Dirty; filthy; squalid; foul.

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

Despicable, Heinous, Ignoble, Vile, Unclean, Acquisitive, Flyblown, Soiled, Dirty, Corrupt, Squalid, Disreputable, Seedy, Sleazy, Seamy

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

Despicable, Heinous, Ignoble, Vile, Unclean, Acquisitive, Flyblown, Soiled, Dirty, Corrupt, Squalid, Disreputable, Seedy, Sleazy, Seamy

From the most sordid place, and mean estate.
Kevin can testify to the whole sordid business.
God will abandon him, first, to sordid immorality.
It flamed the sordid surroundings out of her.
Place yourself in the sordid detail of it.
Thanks for reading and as always, stay sordid.
Franklin was nothing more than a sordid materialist.
It is a sordid and most unsavoury world.
Skype has a sordid history in the office.
Very Sordid Wedding, the outrageously funny sequel to his play, movie and TV series Sordid Lives.