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dirt

noun as in grime, impurity

noun as in obscenity; immorality

noun as in soil

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noun as in gossip

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Example Sentences

Except for some palms and other trees, the landscaping had been reduced to dirt.

Drivers battled a low-grip track with plumes of dust following the cars early on as they cleaned up a year’s worth of dirt in the desert city.

From BBC

Sometimes it was just a dirt road, and people had to bust rocks for it to become the freeway that you're walking and driving on now.

From Salon

Rust depicts the manhunt for grandfather and grandson amidst a backdrop of snow-capped mountains and tumbleweed dirt towns.

From BBC

And, perhaps above all, run more candidates who’ve gotten dirt under their fingernails, mud on the soles of their boots or grease stains on their coveralls.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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