filthy

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Etymology

filth +‎ -y

Adjective

filthy (comparative filthier, superlative filthiest)

1. Covered with filth; very dirty.
2. Obscene or offensive.
3. Very unpleasant or disagreeable.

Antonyms

• (covered with filth): pristine
• (obscene): holy, venerable

Synonyms

• (covered with filth): sleazy, slimy, grimy
• (obscene): gruesome

Derived terms

• filthy rich
• filthily

Translations

covered with filth; very dirty

• Bulgarian: мръсен (bg) (mrǎsen), кирлив (bg) (kirliv)
• Catalan: impur (ca)
• Dutch: smerig (nl), vuil (nl)
• Esperanto: malpurega (eo)
• Finnish: likainen (fi), saastainen (fi), kuppainen (fi)
• French: crasseux (fr)
• German: dreckig (de), verdreckt (de), versaut (de)
• Hungarian: mocskos (hu), szennyes (hu)
• Italian: sudicio (it) m, lercio (it)
• Jèrriais: cracheux

• Kurdish:

  Sorani: چه‌په‌ڵ, بۆگه‌ن

• Latin: paedidus (la)
• Norwegian: møkkete (no)
• Portuguese: imundo (pt) m, imunda (pt) f
• Scots: keechie, kichie
• Scottish Gaelic: caca (gd)
• Spanish: sucio (es) m, mugriento (es) m, mugroso (es) m, inmundo (es) m
• Telugu: మురికి (muriki)
• Turkish: pis (tr), kirli (tr)

obscene or offensive

• Bulgarian: циничен (bg) (ciničen), непристоен (bg) (nepristoen)
• Finnish: likainen (fi), saastainen (fi)
• German: obszön (de), dreckig (de), versaut (de)
• Italian: osceno (it) m, sconcio (it) m, laido (it), indecente (it), immorale (it)
• Kurdish:

  Sorani: قۆڕ

• Norwegian: slibrig (no)
• Spanish: sucio (es) m, obsceno (es) m, guarro (es) m, (Mexico) pelado (es) m
• Turkish: müstehcen (tr), açık saçık (tr), ayıp (tr)

Quotations

• (obscene) 1987: “Filthy smirking Pat Robertson has come in second in the Iowa Republican caucuses.” -Final Diary, Michael Grumley