made wet or dirty

unkempt

(of a substance) not fine; rough

not fine, rude

(of materials) in a natural state; not refined or manufactured

vulgar, unpolished in manner

made weak by old age or hard use

deteriorated, debilitated, especially as a result of age

falling to pieces; in a state of disrepair

falling apart; in ruins

(of clothes etc) dull or unfashionable

poorly dressed; old-fashioned

shining and attractive but often a little vulgar

flamboyant, in poor taste

(of material) light and thin; (of objects) easily destroyed

not strong; light, thin

smaller or less important (than others); a person not yet legally of age (under 18 in GB)

insignificant, small

(with clothes) badly torn or in rags; having rough or irregular edges or outlines or surfaces

worn-out; in shreds

dirty and untidy

rough, bedraggled

old, neglected etc; unwell

run-down, dilapidated

in a bad state of repair; poorly dressed; (of behaviour) unkind and unfair

broken-down; in poor shape

of poor quality

in bad shape

(of a place) dirty, untidy

disreputable

careless and untidy; (of clothes) loose and fitting badly; foolishly sentimental; weakly emotional

messy

untidy, dirty, careless

dirty, disordered

that sticks or tends to stick to anything that touches it

gummy, adhesive

untidy and worn

shabby

brightly coloured or decorated, but cheap or in bad state

cheap, tasteless

not suitable

improper, unsuitable

neglected

shabby, in bad shape

(of a person, behaviour) rough, awkward, uncultured

clumsy, uncultivated

not fashionable

out-of-style

(of a room, person etc) not tidy

dirty, disorderly