Squalid, filthy.
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释义 | the world > physical sensation > cleanness and dirtiness > dirtiness > [adjective] > dirty and mean (29) ungoderlyc1400 Squalid, filthy. sluttish?1529 Of a thing: unclean, dirty, grimy; untidy. Now somewhat dated. squalid1596 Foul through neglect or want of cleanliness; repulsively mean and filthy. Of clothing. scrubbing1603 Squalid, beggarly. sordid1611 Dirty, foul, filthy; repellent through want of cleanness or tidiness; in later use, mean and squalid. snotty1681 Dirty, mean, paltry, contemptible, etc. Now dialect or slang. frowzy1710 Having a dirty, untidy, soiled, neglected appearance (like e.g. unkempt hair); dingy, rusty, slatternly, unkempt. Of the complexion: Red and… grub1719 = grubby, adj. 3. seedy1725 Originally: †impecunious, poor (obsolete). Now: having a run-down or dilapidated appearance, esp. in dress or decor; shabby, squalid. unkempt1838 Of a person's or (occasionally) an animal's appearance, condition, etc.: characterized by uncombed or untidy hair; (more generally) scruffy… grubby1844 Dirty, grimy; (also) slovenly, lacking in refinement. crumby1859 slang. (Frequently crummy.) Lousy; filthy, dirty, untidy; inferior, shoddy, distasteful. ratty1867 colloquial. Wretched or in poor condition; nasty; mean; shabby, scruffy, or ragged. scruffy1871 Shabby, mean, dirty; slovenly, messy, untidy. Also in combinations, as scruffy-looking adj. scrutty1914 Dirty, dusty, scruffy. scummy1932 transferred and figurative. Filthy, dirty; despicable, disreputable. Also in combinations. Originally and chiefly U.S. colloquial. ribby1936 spec. figurative (British colloquial). Poor in quality, condition, or standard; shabby, run-down. Now rare. raunchy1937 Chiefly U.S. Inept, slipshod, slovenly; esp. unkempt, shabby, dirty. Also: unpleasant, disreputable. sleazy1941 Dilapidated, filthy, slatternly, squalid; sordid, depraved, disreputable, worthless. scroungy1948 Shabby or dirty in appearance; sordid, disreputable; more generally, of poor quality, inferior. manky1958 Bad, inferior, defective; dirty, disgusting, unpleasant. skanky1963 Of a person (esp. a woman): unattractive, dirty; sexually promiscuous, sleazy, slutty. Esp. of woman's clothing, appearance, etc.: provocative… grungy1965 Grimy, dirty; hence, of poor quality, unappealing; unpleasant, bad; untidy. scungy1966 Mean, dirty, disreputable. Also in combinations. scuzzy1969 Dirty, grimy; murky. scrungy1974 Dirty, grimy; sleazy, shabby, or tatty. skeevy1976 Disgusting, distasteful, or dirty; discomforting; sleazy. Subcategories:— of qualities or conditions (1) — study of (1) |
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