dirty
adjective
[ ˈdəːti ]
• covered or marked with an unclean substance.
• "a tray of dirty cups and saucers"
Similar:
soiled,
grimy,
grubby,
filthy,
mucky,
stained,
unwashed,
greasy,
smeared,
smeary,
spotted,
smudged,
cloudy,
muddy,
dusty,
sooty,
unclean,
sullied,
impure,
tarnished,
polluted,
contaminated,
defiled,
foul,
unhygienic,
insanitary,
unsanitary,
cruddy,
yucky,
icky,
manky,
gungy,
grotty,
bogging,
befouled,
besmirched,
begrimed,
feculent,
• (of an activity) dishonest; dishonourable.
• "he had a reputation for dirty dealing"
Similar:
unfair,
dishonest,
deceitful,
unscrupulous,
dishonourable,
unsporting,
ungentlemanly,
below the belt,
unethical,
unprincipled,
immoral,
crooked,
illegal,
fraudulent,
rotten,
corrupt,
double-dealing,
Janus-faced,
treacherous,
underhand,
sly,
crafty,
cunning,
wily,
devious,
Machiavellian,
sneaky,
guileful,
conniving,
designing,
calculating,
nasty,
unpleasant,
mean,
base,
low,
vile,
contemptible,
despicable,
cowardly,
shameful,
ignominious,
sordid,
beggarly,
squalid,
low-down,
out of order,
not cricket,
• concerned with sex in a lewd or obscene way.
• "he told a stream of dirty jokes"
Similar:
indecent,
obscene,
rude,
vulgar,
smutty,
coarse,
crude,
filthy,
bawdy,
suggestive,
ribald,
racy,
salacious,
risqué,
prurient,
offensive,
lewd,
lascivious,
licentious,
pornographic,
explicit,
X-rated,
off color,
naughty,
blue,
adult,
• (of weather) rough, stormy, and unpleasant.
Similar:
unpleasant,
nasty,
foul,
inclement,
rough,
bad,
stormy,
squally,
gusty,
windy,
blowy,
rainy,
misty,
gloomy,
murky,
overcast,
louring,
• (of a colour) not bright or pure; dull.
• "the sea was a waste of dirty grey"
dirty
adverb
• used for emphasis.
• "a dirty great slab of stone"
dirty
verb
• make dirty.
• "she didn't like him dirtying her nice clean towels"
Similar:
soil,
stain,
muddy,
blacken,
mess up,
spoil,
tarnish,
taint,
make dirty,
mark,
spatter,
bespatter,
smudge,
smear,
daub,
spot,
splash,
splatter,
sully,
pollute,
foul,
defile,
befoul,
besmirch,
begrime,
