sleazeball

/ ˈsliːzˌbɔːl /

noun

1. slang.
   an odious and contemptible person

Example Sentences

He pushes himself to the limit on City Haunts, with a trouser-tightening falsetto that conveys a creeping sense of unease as he realises the "sleazeball" citizens of Dead Club City aren't the sort of people you'd want to spend eternity with.

From BBC

He is apparently reverting back toward Good Nate but what does that look like at work, particularly in relation to his boss, the Mephistophelean sleazeball Rupert?

From New York Times

All she wants is to be left alone with a dirty martini, which makes her a magnet for a random married sleazeball.

From Salon

“What a sleazeball,” muttered Dozer.

From Literature

On the audio commentary for "Bridesmaids"' DVD release, it's revealed that Wiig and Feig wanted this to represent the character's inability to truly open up to Hamm's sleazeball.

From Salon