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grimy

adjective as in dirty

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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.

“I mean, it is a little grimy. ‘

The group’s two-hour show delivers plenty of additional eye candy, not least a scene set to “In the City” in which you lift out of a kind of grimy tenement-building panopticon to soar over a verdant landscape rendered in almost-lurid greens and blues.

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

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

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