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grubbyadjective not cleanclean off those grubby hands before you touch anything bedraggled, befouled, begrimed, bemired, besmirched, black, blackened, cruddy, dingy, dirty, draggled, dusty, filthy, foul, grimy, grotty(chiefly British), grungy, mucky, muddy, nasty, smudged, smutty, soiled, sordid, stained, sullied, unclean, uncleanly contaminated, defiled, germy, impure, polluted, taintedinsanitary, uncleaned, unsanitary, unsterile, unsterilized, unwashedgreasy, gunkychaotic, cluttered, confused, disarranged, disarrayed, disheveled(or dishevelled), disordered, jumbled, littered, messed, messy, muddled, mussed, mussy, rumpled, scruffy, sloppy, slovenly, unkempt, untidyraunchy, scuzzy(slang), shabby, skanky(slang), sleazy, squalidcollied(chiefly British dialect), crocked(dialect), fuliginous, sooty clean, cleanly, immaculate, spick-and-span(or spic-and-span), spotless, stainless, ultraclean, unsoiled, unstained, unsullied clear, limpid, purecleaned, cleansed, combed, groomed, neat, ordered, orderly, tidybleached, purified, whitenedbright, flawless, perfect, shiny, sparkling, unspotted, untouchedtaintless, unblemished, undefiled, unpolluted, untainted, virgin, wholesome arousing or deserving of one's loathing and disgustthat's a grubby reason to stop talking to a friend cheap, contemptible, cruddy, deplorable, despicable, dirty, lame, lousy, mean, nasty, paltry, pitiable, pitiful, ratty, scabby, scummy, scurvy, sneaking, sorry, wretched abhorrent, abominable, condemnable, detestable, execrable, hateful, loathsome, odiousdisgusting, reptilian, repugnant, repulsive, revolting, revulsivediscreditable, disgraceful, dishonorable, disreputable, ignominious, shamefulbase, ignoble, low, shabby, sordid, squalid, vileblamable, censurable, reprehensible, reproachablecowardly, craven, dastardlyunethical, unprincipled, unscrupulous admirable, commendable, creditable, laudable, meritorious, praiseworthy high-minded, honest, honorable, noble, principled, redoubtable, reputable, right-minded, scrupulous, uprightethical, good, moral, right, righteous, virtuous in 1725 |