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Meanings of grunge in English

Portuguese
sujeira
Catalan
porqueria
Spanish
grunge
Wikidata

The state of being covered with unclean things.

      sujeira
      Russian
      гранж
      Portuguese
      grunge
      Catalan
      grunge
      Spanish
      grunge
      Wikidata

      Subgenre of alternative rock.

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            Wikidata

            Fashion trend characterized by loose, layered, worn clothing, especially flannel shirts, ripped jeans, and chunky boots.

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                  Usage of grunge in English
                  1
                  But beyond the consumer recycling, there's a reason grunge still retains meaning.
                  The Guardian
                  2
                  Trainspotting revelled in grunge and kick-started a new phase in British cinema.
                  The Guardian
                  3
                  They knew who Nirvana were, but weren't really into the grunge scene.
                  The Guardian
                  4
                  Then I got interested in grunge, trashy 90s Ibiza anthems and pop.
                  The Guardian
                  5
                  Everyone else is female and white, affecting an affluent version of grunge.
                  Back on murder
                  6
                  There's a record store, grunge shop across from the Shuman Building.
                  Three to get deadly and four to score
                  7
                  If this is grunge folk, someone forgot to bring the folk.
                  The Guardian
                  8
                  Watch as Homer goes from 90's grunge rocker to the iconic Duff Man.
                  Wired
                  9
                  Kurt Cobain, late frontman of grunge group Nirvana, standing in an undated photo.
                  Reuters
                  10
                  WIRED Tab Packs provide an overview of genres from grunge to Christmas songs.
                  Wired
                  11
                  Unlike their hipster successors of the early 00s, grunge rockers were actually angry.
                  The Guardian
                  12
                  Having graduated from the grunge, pulque seems poised for broader acceptance.
                  BBC
                  13
                  There's been a lot of talk about grunge since Cobain's death in 1994.
                  The Guardian
                  14
                  They even have plaid for the grunge revivalists and paisley for vintage-look hipsters.
                  Wired
                  15
                  Warsaw's characteristic blend of glitz and grunge extends to its hotels and hostels.
                  The Guardian
                  16
                  It can be reminiscent of 90s grunge or stiff and preppy.
                  Ebony
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