disreputable

Or were they too disreputable to call attention to themselves?

I could provide you with a hundred others just as disreputable.

And, however disreputable the world you move him through, it is as well at the very back of the mind to remember this.

The sugar market is just one more disreputable example of this.

It might well view a particular action as "clearly disreputable".

There would be trouble if someone in that disreputable lot looked back and saw them.

Never in her life had she seen so disreputable appearing a white man.

But, in his youth, he had led a rather disreputable life.

I must look disreputable with all this blood and dirt on me.

At least he had written them down, the disreputable facts.

It was some sort of industrial district, more than a little disreputable.

When I got into it 40 years ago, this was a disreputable profession.

However, at the time, while the actions may have been disreputable, they were not illegal.

His car - in the old days, anyway - had been more disreputable than Paul's was today.

There are two other big disreputable trees in my backyard.

She'd been here less than a day and already she was craving the disreputable.

If he weren't so disreputable I should make him my secretary.

The media will tolerate any disreputable behavior in order to win.

It seems an extraordinary, even a slightly disreputable, thing to do.

How did I ever get into such a disreputable condition?"

Presumably, then, a disreputable chapter in American history is about to come to an end at last.

Under a table lay a pair of disreputable looking sneakers.

Why had he turned to the disreputable profession of locating?

"I think your desert friends would be happy if you gained a father, even a disreputable one like me."

Later, a poor cooper in a rich town, he'd been too disreputable.