1
I thought you were looking rather seedy when I passed you on deck.
2
I felt rather seedy, and didn't mean to play seriously to-night.
3
Don't you think it is rather seedy-togo to Africa with?
4
He looked at me- IguessI must look rather seedy.
5
The fact is, she's feeling rather seedy, poor child.
6
By his side stood another man in plain, dark, rather seedy clothes, the coat outrageously long.
7
He was puzzled for a moment as to her identity, a rather seedy, down-at- heels-looking woman.
8
Before me stood the slim figure of a man in a straw hat and rather seedy black jacket.
9
In daylight it looked rather seedy.
10
You look rather seedy and a bit pale about the gills-doyou and the giant smoke too much?
11
I look rather seedy, I'm afraid.
12
Yesterday I felt rather seedy, having a touch of Cuban fever, my only unpleasant reminiscence of the Santiago campaign.
13
Skin prickly, green, changing to yellow at maturity; flesh transparent greenish-white, rather seedy, but tender, crisp, and fine flavored.
14
You're looking rather seedy, though.
15
The big house in which my grandmother, my Aunt Millie, and I lived was looking rather seedy by this time.
16
You look rather seedy.
