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grungy

[gruhn-jee] / ˈgrʌn dʒi /


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“The reality is it takes somebody who’s willing to do the very, very grungy work of translation between worlds.”

From New York Times

“It was pretty grungy,” said the 73-year-old, an avid canoeist in his youth who sometimes braved the filthy stretch through the steelmaking city.

From Seattle Times

What first drew her to the scene was footwork, a type of electronic music out of Chicago that she’d hear in grungy Brooklyn warehouses.

From New York Times

On “Pass the Redress,” Littleton sings through heavy and grungy guitars, “Disbelief cannot help dissipate the distress or this shameful ache.”

From Washington Post

“Funny Pages” is closer to the sensibility of two of its producers, Josh and Benny Safdie, the sibling team responsible for the grungy, absurdist crime dramas “Good Time” and “Uncut Gems.”

From Washington Post