Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| bedaggle | to soil by dragging in the wet or dirt. |
| bedaub | to cover with daubs. |
| bedirty | to make dirty. |
| bedraggle | to soil by dragging in the wet or dirt. |
| befoul | to foul. |
| befouler | one who befouls. |
| befoulment | the act of befouling. |
| begored | (Spenser) smeared with gore. |
| begrim | to soil with grime. |
| begrime | to soil with grime. |
| beinked | smeared with ink. |
| bemire | (Arch.) to make muddy. |
| bemoil | (Shakesp.) to bemire, bedraggle. |
| bemud | (Arch.) to bespatter with mud. |
| beray | (Obs.) to befoul. |
| beslime | to daub with slime. |
| beslobber | to slobber on; to smear with spittle running from the mouth. |
| beslubber | to slobber on; to smear with spittle running from the mouth. |
| besmear | to smear. |
| besmearer | one who besmears. |
| besmirch | to soil, make dirty. |
| besmoke | to foul with smoke. |
| besmudge | to smudge. |
| besmut | to blacken with smut; to foul with soot. |
| besmutch | (Arch.) to besmirch. |
| bespatter | to soil by spattering. |
| bestain | (Arch.) to stain. |
| bethumb | to wear or soil by handling. |
| blotty | blotted, smudged. |
| caca | (Sl.) excrement. |
| cacky | of or like excrement. |
| clart | dirt (verb) to dirty |
| clatch | (Scots) a splashy, slapping sound; (verb) to dabble or work into a miry matter. |
| coaldust | the dust from coal. |
| colluvial | pertaining to a colluvies, mass of filth. |
| colluvies | (Lat.) accumulated filth; foul discharge. |
| colly | a breed of dog; (verb, arch) to begrime or darken. |
| conspurcation | (Obs.) defilement. |
| contaminate | to pollute by contact or association. |
| contaminative | tending to contaminate. |
| coom | soot; coal dust (verb) to begrime |
| coomy | full of coom, soot; coal dust. |
| cowpie | a cowpat. |
| cowplop | a cowpat. |
| creeshy | (Scots) greasy. |
| crud | anything dirty, filthy (verb) to encrust with dirt |
| cruddy | dirty, unpleasant. |
| daggy | (Aust. coll.) scruffy, dishevelled. |
| daglock | a dirty or clotted lock of wool on a sheep. |
| dauby | smeary, viscous. |
| defile | to make dirty. |
| defilement | the act of defiling. |
| defoul | (Obs.) to befoul, defile. |
| destain | to remove a stain from. |
| dinginess | the state of being dingy. |
| dingleberry | a piece of dried fecal matter clinging to the hair round the anus. |
| dirt | loose earth; any filthy substance (verb) to make dirty |
| dirtily | (Adv.) DIRTY, not clean. |
| dirtiness | the state of being dirty. |
| dirty | not clean (verb) to make dirty |
| distain | (Arch.) to stain, sully. |
| doodoo | (Coll.) excrement. |
| doody | (Coll.) excrement. |
| drabble | to besmear, bedraggle. |
| drabby | sluttish. |
| draff | lees, dregs. |
| draggle | to make wet and dirty by dragging on the ground. |
| dreggish | foul with lees; feculent. |
| dreggy | containing dregs or lees. |
| dross | the scum of melting metals; waste matter. |
| drossiness | the quality of being drossy. |
| drossy | of or like dross. |
| dungy | having the quality of dung. |
| dustheap | a heap of dust. |
| dustily | (Adv.) DUSTY, covered with dust. |
| dustiness | the state of being dusty. |
| dustlike | like dust. |
| dusty | covered with dust. |
| enwallow | (Spenser) to roll about wallowingly. |
| faecal | relating to faeces. |
| faeces | (Lat.) excrement. |
| fecal | relating to feces. |
| feces | (Lat.) excrement. |
| feculence | the state of being feculent. |
| feculency | the state of being feculent. |
| feculent | full of filth or waste matter. |
| filth | foul or dirty matter. |
| filthily | (Adv.) FILTHY, very dirty. |
| filthiness | the quality of being filthy. |
| filthy | very dirty. |
| flyspeck | a speck or stain made by the excrement of a fly; hence, any insignificant dot; (verb) to mark by fly excrement. |
| foulness | the state of being foul. |
| frass | debris or excrement produced by insects. |
| fullage | refuse, street-sweepings, filth. |
| gaum | (ON) a smear (verb) to smear, daub |
| gaumy | dauby, smeary. |
| germy | full of germs. |
| glaur | (Scots) mire. |
| glaury | (Scots) miry. |
| gormy | dauby, smeary. |
| grime | dirt (verb) to make dirty |
| grimily | (Adv.) GRIMY, dirty. |
| griminess | the state of being grimy. |
| grimy | dirty, covered with grime. |
| grody | (US sl.) sleazy, grotty. |
| grubbily | (Adv.) GRUBBY, dirty. |
| grubbiness | the state of being grubby. |
| grubby | dirty. |
| grufted | (Dial.) dirty; begrimed. |
| grunge | dirt, grime; a thrifty fashion. |
| grungey | dirty, messy. |
| grungy | dirty, messy. |
| guck | slimy, gooey muck. |
| gucky | slimy, mucky. |
| gunge | any dirty, messy or sticky substance (verb) to crust with gunge |
| gungy | dirty, messy. |
| gunk | (Tradename) any unpleasant, dirty, sticky material (orig. the trademark of a grease solvent) (verb) to cause something to be gunky |
| gunky | like gunk, any unpleasant, dirty, sticky material. |
| horseshit | horse droppings. |
| inkstain | a stain made by ink. |
| limous | (Arch.) muddy, slimy. |
| littery | covered or encumbered with litter > LITTERIER, LITTERIEST. |
| maculate | to stain or make impure. |
| manky | (Scots) filthy, dirty, rotten. |
| mephitic | poisonous or foul-smelling. |
| mephitical | poisonous or foul-smelling. |
| mephitically | (Adv.) MEPHITICAL, noxious. |
| mephitis | a poisonous exhalation; a foul stink. |
| mephitism | poisoning by mephitis. |
| mess | a mixture disagreeable to the sight or taste (verb) to make dirty or untidy |
| messily | (Adv.) MESSY, dirty, disordered. |
| messy | dirty, disordered. |
| miasm | foul vapours from rotting matter; unwholesome air. |
| miasma | (Greek) foul vapours from rotting matter; unwholesome air. |
| miasmal | of or like a miasma. |
| miasmatic | of or like a miasma. |
| miasmatical | of or like a miasma. |
| miasmatous | of or like a miasma. |
| miasmic | of or like a miasma. |
| miasmically | (Adv.) MIASMIC, of or like a miasma. |
| miasmous | of or like a miasma. |
| miriness | the state of being miry. |
| miry | full of mire. |
| moit | (Dial.) a foreign particle in wool. |
| motey | full of motes (noun) a pigment made from earth |
| motty | (Scots) full of motes or specks (noun) a target at which coins are aimed in pitch-and-toss |
| mouls | (Scots) clods, esp in allusion to the grave. |
| muck | dung, manure (verb) to fertilize with manure |
| muckheap | a dunghill. |
| muckily | (Adv.) MUCKY, dirty. |
| muckiness | the quality of being mucky. |
| mucky | dirty. |
| muddily | (Adv.) MUDDY, covered with mud. |
| muddiness | the state of being muddy. |
| muddy | covered with mud (verb) to make muddy |
| mudpie | a small mass of mud formed into a pie shape. |
| ordure | loathsome dirt or refuse. |
| ordurous | of or pertaining to ordure. |
| overfoul | excessively foul. |
| pissy | soiled with urine; inferior, nasty. |
| pollutant | causing pollution; (noun) a substance causing pollution. |
| pollute | to make dirty, defile. |
| pollutedly | (Adv.) POLLUTED. |
| polluter | one who pollutes. |
| pollution | making dirty, defilement. |
| pollutive | relating to pollution. |
| rechie | (Shakesp.) smoky, grimy. |
| reechie | (Shakesp.) smoky, grimy. |
| reechy | smoky, dirty. |
| reekie | (Scots) smoky, reeking. |
| reeky | (Scots) smoky, reeking. |
| riley | turbid. |
| roil | to make muddy by stirring or to disturb sediment. |
| roily | turbid. |
| scabrid | (Arch.) scabrous. |
| scabridity | (Arch.) the state of being scabrid, scabrous. |
| schmutz | dirt, grime. |
| scody | (NZ) unkempt, dirty. |
| scroungy | dirty. |
| scum | impure or extraneous matter (verb) to remove the scum from |
| scumlike | like scum. |
| scummily | (Adv.) SCUMMY, covered with scum. |
| scummy | covered with scum. |
| scunge | (Aust. sl.) a scrounger, a dirty person (verb) to slink about |
| scungy | (Aust. sl.) dirty, unkempt, sordid. |
| scuzz | dirt, seediness. |
| scuzzball | a dirty, disreputable person. |
| scuzzy | dirty, seedy. |
| shairn | (Scots) cow-dung. |
| sharn | (Scots) cow-dung. |
| sharny | like cow-dung (noun) a person responsible for cleaning a cow-house |
| shithole | a filthy place. |
| shittily | (Adv.) SHITTY, covered with excrement. |
| shittiness | the state of being shitty. |
| shitty | covered with excrement. |
| shlumpy | (Yiddish) slovenly. |
| skankiness | the state of being skanky. |
| skanky | dirty or unattractive. |
| skeevy | repulsive, disgusting. |
| skody | dirty > SKODIER, SKODIEST. |
| slairg | (Scots) to spread or smear sloppily. |
| slaister | (Scots) a sloppy mess (verb) to bedaub, to do anything in a wet, dirty way |
| slatternliness | the state of being slatternly. |
| sleechy | slimy with mud. |
| sleezy | sordid. |
| slime | viscous mud (verb) to cover with slime |
| slimily | (Adv.) SLIMY, covered with slime. |
| sliminess | the state of being slimy. |
| slimy | covered with slime. |
| slovenliness | the state of being slovenly. |
| slovenry | (Shakesp.) slovenliness. |
| slubber | to stain, smear, sully. |
| slubberingly | (Adv.) SLUBBERING. |
| sludge | soft mud or mire (verb) to cover with sludge |
| sludgy | of or like sludge. |
| slutch | (Dial.) mud. |
| slutchy | (Dial.) muddy. |
| sluttery | sluttishness. |
| sluttily | (Adv.) SLUTTY, like a slut. |
| sluttiness | the state of being slutty. |
| sluttish | like a slut. |
| sluttishly | (Adv.) SLUTTISH, like a slut. |
| sluttishness | the state of being sluttish. |
| slutty | sluttish. |
| smalm | (Obs.) smarminess (verb) to smear, gush, make oily |
| smarm | gush, oiliness (verb) to smear, gush, make oily |
| smearer | one who smears. |
| smearily | (Adv.) SMEARY, covered with smears. |
| smeariness | the state of being smeary. |
| smeary | covered with smears. |
| smirch | to soil, besmirch. |
| smudge | a smear of dirt (verb) to smear or dirty |
| smudgedly | (Adv.) SMUDGED, with a smudge. |
| smudgily | (Adv.) SMUDGY, having smudges. |
| smudginess | the state of being smudgy. |
| smudgy | having smudges. |
| smut | a flake or spot of dirt (verb) to soil, make smutty |
| smutch | a flake or spot of dirt (verb) to soil |
| smutchy | smutched. |
| smuttily | (Adv.) SMUTTY, sexually suggestive. |
| smuttiness | the state of being smutty. |
| smutty | sexually suggestive. |
| snottery | filth; abomination. |
| snottiness | the state of being snotty. |
| snuffily | (Adv.) SNUFFY, soiled with snuff. |
| snuffiness | the quality of being snuffy, soiled with snuff. |
| snuffy | soiled with snuff. |
| soiliness | stain; foulness. |
| soilure | (Arch.) stain; pollution. |
| soily | dirty, soiled. |
| soot | carbon residue (verb) to besmear with soot |
| sootflake | a smut of soot. |
| sootily | (Adv.) SOOTY, like soot. |
| sooty | like soot. |
| sordor | (Lat.) refuse, foul matter. |
| squalid | filthy, foul. |
| squalidity | the state of being squalid. |
| squalidly | (Adv.) SQUALID, filthy, foul. |
| squalidness | the state of being squalid. |
| squalor | the state of being squalid. |
| stayne | (Spenser) to stain. |
| stourie | (Scots) dusty. |
| stoury | (Scots) dusty. |
| sullage | filth; refuse; sewage. |
| sully | to soil, make impure. |
| tainture | tainting, corruption. |
| tash | a moustache; (verb, Scots) to soil, blemish. |
| tocky | muddy. |
| unclean | not clean. |
| uncleanly | not clean in person or habits. |
| uncleanness | the state of being unclean. |
| unmiry | not miry. |
| unpure | not pure. |
| unpurely | (Adv.) UNPURE, not pure. |
| unwashen | not washed. |
| verminy | full of vermin > VERMINIER, VERMINIEST. |
| vutty | (Dial.) dirty. |
| whoopsie | a mess, esp a dropping. |
| yechy | disgusting. |
| yuckiness | the state of being yucky. |
| yucky | itchy. |
| yukky | disgusting. |
| yuky | itchy. |