Not physically clean; dirty, filthy; soiled; (of a sore, wound, etc.) infected, diseased.

Foul, dirty, filthy; slanderous.

Covered or encrusted with dirt; dirty, filthy, soiled. Now archaic or regional, except when used with admixture of sense 1, carrying strong…

Dirty, filthy, miry.

Foul (literal and figurative).

Filthy, foul.

Deeply stained with dirt; soiled, filthy, begrimed.

Dirty.

Soiled, dirty, filthy.

Covered with or consisting of filth; disgustingly or offensively dirty; foul, unclean.

Filthy, dirty; esp. offensive through filth or dirt. Now chiefly U.S. (in African-American usage).

Dirty, foul, unclean.

Filthy, dirty.

Not physically clean; dirty, filthy; soiled.

Probably: hairy, dirty. Obsolete.

figurative. Despicable, contemptible, foul; base, worthless; vile, degrading. rare after 17th cent.

Dirty, foul; muddled.

Filthy.

Defiled.

Covered with dirt or excrement; dirty, filthy, muddy; involving dirt or filth.

Stercoraceous, excrementitious.

‘Dirty’ (Halliwell).

Base, worthless; contemptible, despicable, vile.

Resembling, characteristic, or suggestive of puddle (puddle, n. 3) or a puddle; spec. clouded or polluted. In extended use: insignificant…

figurative and in extended use: murky, unclear; dirty.

Filthy.

Besmeared, unclean.

Dirtied, soiled.

Characterized by the presence of dirt; soiled with dirt; foul, unclean, sullied.

Of the nature of ordure; filthy. Also figurative.

Unclean, impure; filthy, foul.

Filthy.

Of or belonging to the dunghill.

Dirty, grimy. Cf. bruckle, v.

Pertaining to, characterized by, or of the nature of, a cloaca or sewer.

Foul.

= stercorous, adj.

Dirty, grimy.

= sterquilinious, adj.

= cloacinal adj.

Alleged Americanism for: Dirty, foul.

English regional (northern) and Irish English (northern). Untidy; dusty, dirty.

dirty.

English regional (west midlands). Dirty, untidy; rotten.

English regional (west midlands). Dirty, slovenly.

Characteristic of sewers.

regional (now chiefly Caribbean). = dirty, adj. (in various senses).

Given to daubing: dirty, etc. (see quots.). dialect.

Not clean; grimy, grubby; (of a person) messy, untidy.

Characteristic of a bilge: e.g. ‘a bilgy smell.’ Also figurative.

Resembling or suggestive of a muck-heap.

Filthy, dirty. Also figurative.

Dirty, filthy. Cf. grufted adj. at gruft, n. derivatives.

Encrusted, begrimed. Chiefly U.S.

Dirty, filthy.

Dirty, filthy; disgusting. Also (of weather): foul, rainy.