ALL meanings of dirtiness
dirt·y
D d - adjective dirtiness soiled with dirt; foul; unclean: dirty laundry. 1
- adjective dirtiness spreading or imparting dirt; soiling: dirty smoke. 1
- adjective dirtiness vile; mean; sordid; contemptible: to play a dirty trick on someone. 1
- adjective dirtiness obscene; pornographic; lewd: a dirty joke. 1
- adjective dirtiness undesirable or unpleasant; thankless: He left the dirty work for me. 1
- adjective dirtiness very unfortunate or regrettable: That's a dirty shame! 1
- adjective dirtiness not fair or sportsmanlike; unscrupulous: a dirty fighter. 1
- adjective dirtiness hostile, insulting, contemptuous, or resentful: She gave me a dirty look. He made a dirty crack about the cooking. 1
- adjective dirtiness (of a nuclear weapon) producing a relatively large amount of radioactive fallout. 1
- adjective dirtiness (of the weather) stormy; squally: It looks dirty to windward. 1
- adjective dirtiness Informal. obtained through illegal or disreputable means: dirty money. 1
- adjective dirtiness appearing as if soiled; dark-colored; dingy; murky. 1
- noun dirtiness The state or quality of being dirty. 1
- adjective dirtiness Slang. using or in possession of narcotics. 1
- adjective dirtiness Foreign Exchange. (of currency floats) manipulated, as by a central bank influencing or changing exchange rates (opposed to clean). 1
- adverb dirtiness Informal. in a mean, unscrupulous, or underhand way: to play dirty. 1
- adverb dirtiness Informal. in a lewd manner: to talk dirty. 1
- idioms dirtiness do (someone) dirty, Slang. to treat unfairly or reprehensibly, as by cheating or slandering. 1