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Significats de
grubby
en anglès
Thickly covered with ingrained dirt or soot.
dingy
grimy
begrimed
raunchy
grungy
Termes relacionats
dirty
soiled
unclean
Small sculpin of the coast of New England.
Myxocephalus aenaeus
Sinònims
Examples for "
dingy
"
dingy
grimy
begrimed
raunchy
grungy
Examples for "
dingy
"
1
The house they stopped in front of was rather
dingy
and forbidding.
2
Image matters and what will a cramped,
dingy
space say about yours?
3
The second rescue was again of Kiribati fishermen, missing in a
dingy
.
4
Four or five
dingy
forms dart in and out among the tepees.
5
Rouletabille crossed the court and entered the
dingy
old room once more.
1
I thought perhaps the effervescence would help break up the
grimy
grossness.
2
Having your genitalia winched off seems a particularly
grimy
way to go.
3
Lots of
grimy
water and smoke-smudged walls, but no visible fire damage.
4
The electric numerals of the carriage call soon brought the
grimy
-
faced
chauffeur.
5
All about him the houses and the street were
grimy
and depressing.
1
In the depths of this yard stood a low, iron-roofed,
smoke
-
begrimed
building.
2
Fallion saw that his beard was not gray, merely
begrimed
with ash.
3
It was a very dirty-looking shop, with
begrimed
bricks and blackened woodwork.
4
They were
begrimed
and charred, as if they had survived a fire.
5
His face was
begrimed
with dirt, his clothes were torn and untidy.
1
Candy said she had seen the show, and it was pretty
raunchy
.
2
But how do they manage with Eddie van Halen's
raunchy
guitar solos?
3
The dirt on him concerns
raunchy
e-mails he sent his girlfriend, Clementine.
4
Want it Ruff is a
raunchy
track produced by Ireland Records.
5
Your filmography of
raunchy
comedies doesn't exactly scream family friendly films.
1
The price for this pro-level way to make your photos all
grungy
?
2
In spite of Ryan's
grungy
appearance, he had seemed young and frightened.
3
The hyena took form with his leather vest and
grungy
long hair.
4
She felt about as
grungy
as she'd ever felt in her life.
5
Both astronaut and starship are distinctly
grungy
and the worse for wear.
Grubby.
Termes relacionats
larva
Ús de
grubby
en anglès
1
A necessary, but
grubby
compromise his party would soon put behind them.
2
I called you that for grabbing sleeves in
grubby
hands, of course.
3
Isaac stared out of the window into the
grubby
New Crobuzon night.
4
One feels slightly
grubby
even referring to this particular piece of near-sophistry.
5
And yes, Jacob Zuma does have his
grubby
fingerprints all over them.
6
Wash your arms, take off that
grubby
apron and answer the door!'
7
She disgraces the family by marrying a
grubby
newspaper fellow called Porter.
8
So they sent
grubby
,
desperate men to wreck it at any cost.
9
The great, gorgeous, shimmering thing completely hid her
grubby
little black gown.
10
She pointed a thin,
grubby
finger back the way they had come.
11
The stubbly hairs were fair and the unpainted toenails a little
grubby
.
12
It was just as barren and
grubby
as the office next door.
13
My life is a
grubby
torment of cravings because it isn't settled.
14
Facebook Twitter Pinterest The
grubby
,
vandalized ruin evokes a low-budget hipster Ozymandias.
15
His eyes were red and his brown skin
grubby
with tear streaks.
16
Some of them wanted to rub their
grubby
faces against my hands.
Més exemples per a "grubby"
Gramàtica, pronunciació i més
Sobre aquest terme
grubby
Adjectiu
Nom
Singular
Col·locacions frequents
grubby hands
grubby fingers
very grubby
grubby face
rather grubby
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Grubby
a través del temps
Grubby
per variant geogràfica
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