grimy

"I was really very excited to be in the Republican palace," one soldier told me as we walked down the grimy red carpet.

He was bent at the waist, wobbly and shoeless on grimy pavement at the end of an alley where fires smolder, drug users gather day and night, and death lurks.

Why had the Trump campaign chosen a dusty industrial lot in a grimy corner of Philly for this grave announcement?

Like that David Fincher movie, “Grotesquerie” wraps its ills in a grimy, nocturnal film, and tops them with a crown of thorns.

So when Reynolds confessed he wanted to fly grimy old air tankers, his instructor didn’t know how to react.