0 used to describe a person or action that is very dishonest and unfair:
That was a low-down thing to do.
It is a rather low-down trick to play on the quarry in a hunt, to stop them getting away.
That is the kind of huckstering that is going on in this country—low-down huckstering.
It is a low-down suggestion.
Give me the low-down, old boy.
It is considered a rather low-down trick.
I tricked the dancers by arranging a tango introduction, breaking abruptly into a low-down blues.
All this results in more low-down torque and more power.
He takes no part in the plot, but plays a low-down blues on the piano while couples dance.
