Not physically clean; dirty, filthy; soiled; (of a sore, wound, etc.) infected, diseased.
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释义 | the world > physical sensation > cleanness and dirtiness > dirtiness > [adjective] (138) uncleaneOE Not physically clean; dirty, filthy; soiled; (of a sore, wound, etc.) infected, diseased. horyc1000 Foul, dirty, filthy; slanderous. foulOE Covered or encrusted with dirt; dirty, filthy, soiled. Now archaic or regional, except when used with admixture of sense 1, carrying strong… fennilicha1225 Dirty, filthy, miry. sutya1225 Foul (literal and figurative). mixc1225 Filthy, foul. blackc1300 Deeply stained with dirt; soiled, filthy, begrimed. solwyc1325 Dirty. bawdy1377 Soiled, dirty, filthy. filthyc1384 Covered with or consisting of filth; disgustingly or offensively dirty; foul, unclean. nastyc1390 Filthy, dirty; esp. offensive through filth or dirt. Now chiefly U.S. (in African-American usage). sowlyc1400 Dirty, foul, unclean. soryc1440 Filthy, dirty. uncleanly1447 Not physically clean; dirty, filthy; soiled. mossyc1450 Probably: hairy, dirty. Obsolete. dungyc1494 figurative. Despicable, contemptible, foul; base, worthless; vile, degrading. rare after 17th cent. bedirted1528 slubberly?1529 Dirty, foul; muddled. filthish1530 Filthy. deturpate?1533 Defiled. mucky1538 Covered with dirt or excrement; dirty, filthy, muddy; involving dirt or filth. stercorous1542 Stercoraceous, excrementitious. bluterc1550 ‘Dirty’ (Halliwell). dungish?1550 Base, worthless; contemptible, despicable, vile. puddly1559 Resembling, characteristic, or suggestive of puddle (puddle, n. 3) or a puddle; spec. clouded or polluted. In extended use: insignificant… drumly1563 figurative and in extended use: murky, unclear; dirty. suddle1568 Filthy. parbruilyiedc1586 Besmeared, unclean. sluttered1589 Dirtied, soiled. dirty1600 Characterized by the presence of dirt; soiled with dirt; foul, unclean, sullied. ordurous?1606 Of the nature of ordure; filthy. Also figurative. immund1621 Unclean, impure; filthy, foul. turpie1633 Filthy. sterquilinious1647 Of or belonging to the dunghill. bruckled1648 Dirty, grimy. Cf. bruckle, v. cloacal1656 Pertaining to, characterized by, or of the nature of, a cloaca or sewer. foede1657 Foul. stercorose1727 = stercorous, adj. murky1755 Dirty, grimy. sterquilinian1772 = sterquilinious, adj. cloacinean1814 = cloacinal adj. floy1820 Alleged Americanism for: Dirty, foul. poucey1829 English regional (northern) and Irish English (northern). Untidy; dusty, dirty. stoachy1836 dirty. mullocky1839 English regional (west midlands). Dirty, untidy; rotten. muckering1841 English regional (west midlands). Dirty, slovenly. sewery1851 Characteristic of sewers. dutty1853 regional (now chiefly Caribbean). = dirty, adj. (in various senses). dauby1855 Given to daubing: dirty, etc. (see quots.). dialect. cloacean1859 mucky1863 Not clean; grimy, grubby; (of a person) messy, untidy. bilgy1878 Characteristic of a bilge: e.g. ‘a bilgy smell.’ Also figurative. cloacaline1879 muck-heapy1881 Resembling or suggestive of a muck-heap. cloacinal1887 schmutzig1911 Filthy, dirty. Also figurative. grufty1922 Dirty, filthy. Cf. grufted adj. at gruft, n. derivatives. scabrous1939 Encrusted, begrimed. Chiefly U.S. mawkit1962 Dirty, filthy. feechie1975 Dirty, filthy; disgusting. Also (of weather): foul, rainy. Subcategories:— somewhat (1) — very (2) — uncleaned (26) — uncleanable (2) — dirty (of clothes) (2) — dirty and loathsome (15) — dirty and mean (29) — fond of filth (1) |
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