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Meanings of filthy in English
Usage of filthy in English
1
There was barely standing-room in it beside the filthy and squalid bed.
2
The majority were habitual drunkards, filthy in person and foul of tongue.
3
Everything in the place was smashed, and the whole room was filthy.
4
The child was dressed in filthy rags and presented a shocking appearance.
5
Referring to the filthy conversation and ways of the heathen, he says:
6
There was something filthy and frightful about the figures of the mutes.
7
Like a filthy kettle, the place stewed in its heat and dirt.
8
All were more or less dishevelled and filthy; but they were human.
9
In all the public places of America, this filthy custom is recognised.
10
The Kalmucks are described as filthy, the Kamtschadales as exceedingly so, etc.
11
At the same time they sing the most abominable and filthy songs.
12
The room was in a most filthy condition, never having been cleaned.
13
The floor soon became filthy, making walking in bare feet very unpleasant.
14
One was a brawny giant in undershirt and overalls that appeared filthy.
15
Nearly all had their heads and hands bound up in filthy dressings.
16
As the financial crisis set in, customers no longer felt filthy rich.
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Australia
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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