Dung, fæces; filth of any kind, dirt, slime. Obsolete exc. dialect.
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| 释义 | the world > physical sensation > cleanness and dirtiness > dirtiness > dirt > [noun] (148) gorec725 Dung, fæces; filth of any kind, dirt, slime. Obsolete exc. dialect. horeeOE Dirt, filth, foulness. Also: mucus, phlegm. filthOE Dirt, unclean matter, esp. (in later use) when especially disgusting or offensive, e.g. excrement. Also occasionally as a count noun. foulnessOE Dirt, filth; foul matter; (in later use often) spec. excrement, ordure. Also (esp. in early use) figurative with reference to moral or spiritual… dirta1300 Unclean matter, such as soils any object by adhering to it; filth; esp. the wet mud or mire of the ground, consisting of earth and waste matter… gallc1400 Filth, impurity; figurative ‘the offscourings’, refuse. Obsolete. ordurec1400 More generally: filth, dirt. Now frequently merging with sense 1a. foulinga1425 A deposit of dirt or filth; (in later use) esp. one clogging or obstructing a gun's firing mechanism. harlotry1439 Waste matter, rubbish; muck, filth. Obsolete. muck1440 Mud, dirt, filth; rubbish, refuse. Also in figurative context. noisance1473 Law. An obstruction or inconvenience which violates another person's rights. Cf. noyance, n. 3a. Also in extended use. horeness1495 Dirt, filth, foulness, corruption; mucus. vileness1495 Foulness, filthiness, foul matter. Obsolete. naughtiness1533 Bad or defective matter; filth, dross. Obsolete. rare. vility1540 Impurity, filth. Obsolete. bawdiness1552 Dirtiness; dirt, filth. Obsolete. vildness1597 = vileness, n. snottery1598 Snot; hence, filth, filthiness. soilage1598 Rubbish, dirt, filth; manure. Obsolete. sordidity1600 Sordidness. Dirtiness, filthiness; dirty or foul matter. soil?1605 Filth; dirty or refuse matter. Also figurative. sluttery1607 concrete. Dirt, filth; impurity. Also figurative. Also occasionally as a count noun. Obsolete. nastiness1611 Dirt, filth. Now chiefly U.S. regional and Caribbean. bawdry1648 Material filth; dirt, defilement. Cf. bawdy, adj.1 Obsolete. sords1653 Dirt, filth; filthiness. crott1657 Dirt. feculence1662 concrete. Feculent matter; dregs, lees, dross, scum. Also (now chiefly) in stronger sense, filth. literal and figurative. nast1789 Dirt, filth, foulness. In quot. 1887 figurative: obscenity. clart1808 Sticky or claggy dirt, mud, filth; (with plural), a daub of sticky dirt. schmutz1838 Dirt, filth, rubbish (literal and figurative). crap1925 Originally U.S. An unpleasant substance; dirt, muck; (also) any substance viewed as objectionable in some way. grunge1965 A general term of disparagement for someone or something that is repugnant or odious, unpleasant, or dull; also, dirt, grime. Also attributive. gunge1969 A sticky or viscid mass; any messy or clogging substance, esp. one considered otherwise unidentifiable. Also, general rubbish, clutter, filth. grot1971 British. Rubbish, dirt, grime. Also: filthiness, grottiness. spooge1987 Semen. Also: any unpleasant viscous substance. Subcategories:— dirty accretion (1) — dirty mess (1) — messy or distasteful material (3) — dirt in or on the body (6) — dirty, sticky mass (1) — dirt in bilge of ship (1) — dirty water (10) — mud (17) — slime (4) — liquid or sloppy mess or matter (1) — grime, soot, or coal dirt (21) — dirt caused by smoke (1) — dust or fluff (7) — mixture of dust and grease (3) — dirt removed in cleaning (36) |
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