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1. (n.) grime
dirt, soot, or other filthy matter, esp. adhering to or embedded in a surface.
2. (v.t.) grime
to cover with dirt; make very dirty; soil.
Etymology: (1250–1300; < OE grīma mask, to denote layer of dust; cf. dial. D grijm)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) dirt, filth, grime, soil, stain, grease, grunge
the state of being covered with unclean things
2. (verb) dirty, soil, begrime, grime, colly, bemire
make soiled, filthy, or dirty
"don't soil your clothes when you play outside!"
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) grime
foul matter; dirt, rubbed in; sullying blackness, deeply ingrained
2. (verb) grime
to sully or soil deeply; to dirt
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Sense: dirt which is difficult to remove.
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 Afrikaans: vullis, roet |
 Arabic: قَذارَه |
 Bulgarian: мръсотия |
 Brazilian: sujeira |
 Czech: špína |
 German: der Schmutz |
 Danish: snavs |
 Greek: δύσκολη βρομιά |
 Spanish: mugre |
 Estonian: tahm, saast |
 Farsi: چرک و کثافت |
 Finnish: lika |
 French: crasse |
 Hebrew: לִכלוּך, פִּיח |
 Hindi: मैल-गन्दगी |
 Croatian: tvrdokorna nečistoća |
 Hungarian: szenny |
 Indonesian: kotoran melekat |
 Icelandic: óhreinindi |
 Italian: sudiciume |
 Japanese: しつこい汚れ |
 Korean: 더럽히다 |
 Lithuanian: purvas, suodžiai |
 Latvian: kvēpi |
 Malay: kotoran |
 Dutch: vuil, vuiligheid |
 Norwegian: skitt, smuss |
 Polish: brud |
 Persian: چرک و کثافت |
 Pashto: چټلتوب، خيرنتوب، ناولتوب |
 Portuguese: sujidade |
 Romanian: murdărie |
 Russian: вьевшаяся грязь |
 Slovak: špina |
 Slovenian: nesnaga |
 Serbian: prljavština |
 Swedish: smuts, sot |
 Thai: รอยเปื้อน |
 Turkish: kir |
 Taiwanese: 頑垢 |
 Ukrainian: бруд, що глибоко в'ївся |
 Urdu: کالک ، میل کچیل |
 Vietnamese: bẩn |
 Chinese: 尘垢 |
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