Matt could never invite people to his dorm because his roommate Nick was a slob who would leave trash everywhere.
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grubby -
Dirty; grimy
Tate's mother told him to wash his grubby hands before eating dinner.
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puke -
To vomit
It's better to puke into a toilet than into a sink because you can flush a toilet.
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hideous -
Ugly or disgusting to look at
The Elephant Man was famous for being so hideous that he had to cover his face everywhere he went.
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dingy -
Gloomy and drab
The paint-chipped and depressing room was too dingy to live in.
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grungy -
Grimy; dirty
The grungy room required a lot of cleaning before it could be used by anybody.
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trash -
Discarded matter; refuse
The landfill full of trash stretched into the distance for miles.
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odious -
Extremely unpleasant; repulsive.
Mary felt that cleaning the bathroom was a particularly odious task.
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scuzzy -
Dirty and unpleasant
The realtor was shocked to discover the scuzzy apartment that was meant to be shown to new clients.
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scum -
A layer of dirt or froth on the surface of a liquid
Getting rid of soap scum is a common problem for people with bathtubs.
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smog -
Fog or haze combined with smoke and other atmospheric pollutants
The smog blanketed the city, and its mask-wearing citizens emerged from the haze like ghosts.
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muck -
Dirt, grime or messy substance.
Harold was not impressed when he returned from the office, to find that his idea of parking under a shady tree had back-fired because the birds had covered his car in all kinds of disgusting muck.
