filthy
81filthy — filth·y || fɪlθɪ adj. dirty, grimy, polluted; obscene, vulgar; despicable, detestable, corrupt, having an abundance of (Slang) …
82filthy — a. 1. Dirty, nasty, foul, defiled, unclean, squalid. 2. Impure, gross, corrupt, unclean, foul …
83filthy — adj 1. foul, dirty, unclean, slimy, mucky, feculent, fecal; defiled, polluted, tainted; musty, smelly, rotten, fetid, gone bad, flyblown, maggoty, putrid, purulent, Sl. cruddy, muddy, soiled, stained, grimy, begrimed, smeared, dirtsmeared, sooty …
84filthy — [ˈfɪlθi] adj 1) very dirty 2) informal very offensive and usually dealing with sex …
85filthy — See filth …
86filthy — Dirty, vulgar, indecent, obscene, lewd, offensive to the moral sense, morally depraving, debasing. Containing or covered with filth. See obscene …
87filthy — Dirty, vulgar, indecent, obscene, lewd, offensive to the moral sense, morally depraving, debasing. Containing or covered with filth. See obscene …
88filthy — Dirty, foul, corrupt. In application to food; containing dirt, refuse, offal, or impurities, or adulterations, so as to be unfit for consumption. Anno: 45 ALR2d 861. As used in federal statutes respecting the use of the mails: nasty, dirty,… …
89filthy lucre — noun money (used with contempt or condemnation) …
90filthy rich — adjective Very rich (wealthy). Ant: dirt poor …
