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grubby Definition and Meaning in English (grubby definition)

adjective
Synonyms:dirtymessyunkempt
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Grubby definition: Dirty or untidy, often in a way that suggests neglect or lack of care.

Definitions of Grubby

  1. 1adjective(informal)

    Dirty or untidy, often in a way that suggests neglect or lack of care.

Example Sentences

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“The child came home with grubby hands after playing in the garden.”

casual

“She refused to wear the grubby old coat.”

casual

“His grubby shoes left mud tracks all over the floor.”

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noungrubbiness
comparativegrubbier
superlativegrubbiest

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Grubby definition: Dirty or untidy, often in a way that suggests neglect or lack of care.
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'Grubby' translates to 'grubby' in English. Grubby definition: Dirty or untidy, often in a way that suggests neglect or lack of care.
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