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drity

1. Adjective: Drity refers to something that is covered with dirt or smudges, or that is unclean or soiled.

2. Verb (slang): Drity can also be used as slang for expressing disapproval or contempt towards someone or something, often used in a playful or teasing manner.

Sample sentences:

1. Adjective:

- The children came back from playing in the mud, their clothes completely drity.

- I need to clean the drity dishes before I can cook dinner.

- The drity windows made it difficult to enjoy the view outside.

2. Verb (slang):

- You spilled juice on my new shirt? That's drity!

- Don't be drity, share some of your popcorn with me.

- He played a drity trick on his friend by hiding their car keys.

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Descriptions:

1. Adjective: Drity refers to something that is covered with dirt or smudges, or that is unclean or soiled.

2. Verb (slang): Drity can also be used as slang for expressing disapproval or contempt towards someone or something, often used in a playful or teasing manner.

Sample sentences:

1. Adjective:

- The children came back from playing in the mud, their clothes completely drity.

- I need to clean the drity dishes before I can cook dinner.

- The drity windows made it difficult to enjoy the view outside.

2. Verb (slang):

- You spilled juice on my new shirt? That's drity!

- Don't be drity, share some of your popcorn with me.

- He played a drity trick on his friend by hiding their car keys.

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