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dirty

[dur-tee] / ˈdɜr ti /






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But being a landlord often means getting your hands dirty.

From The Wall Street Journal

Meanwhile, the cinnamon roll chain offered a pair of roses: First, it launched Swirled Soda on Mar. 9, inspired by the viral “dirty soda” trend popularized by the Hulu hit.

From Salon

But Sherman later withdrew his support, openly declaring that he was doing so because Mehringer had chosen to expose the department’s dirty laundry, Smith said.

From Los Angeles Times

Dutch trains were dirty and overcrowded under the occupation; the trip that should have taken under an hour took nearly three.

From Literature

They looked much like our soldiers, only dirtier, sadder.

From Literature