slummy
[ sluhm-ee ]
/ ˈslʌm i /
adjective, slum·mi·er, slum·mi·est.
of, relating to, or characteristic of a slum: a slummy part of town.
OTHER WORDS FROM slummy
slum·mi·ness, nounWords nearby slummy
slumbery,
slumdweller,
slumgullion,
slumism,
slumlord,
slummy,
slump,
slump test,
slumpflation,
slung,
slung shot
Example sentences from the Web for slummy
The narrow streets of Westminster are curious and interesting, if occasionally just a trifle "slummy."
Highways and Byways in London |Mrs. E. T. Cook.We then drove to the gardens, which lie across the river, in quite a slummy part of the town.
A Journal from Japan |Marie Carmichael StopesDon't you believe she has been led away into any slummy place, for the sake of politics or anything else.
Sunrise |William Black