dirty ②disordered ③indecent (language, etc.) ④dastardly

filthy

somehow dirty ②somewhat base

dirty-looking

dirty trick

foul-mouthed ②greedy

sound asleep ②untidy

black-hearted

mean (greedy) about money

dirty bomb

to play a dirty trick

it's hard to cut one's ties to close relatives even if they are wicked

Dirty War (period of state terrorism in Argentina; 1976-1983)

to pollute ②to disgrace

to get dirty ②to become sullied

dirt

dirty work

disgrace

role of a villain (film, drama, etc.)

oil stain

dirty money

tantalizing sample (of food)

a disgrace or dishonor (dishonor)

dirty things (dishes, laundry, etc.)

to eat messily

to soil one's clothes

to get slightly dirty (all over)

to dirty one's hands

getting stains out

all-purpose cleaner

soiling ②shame ③chopped fish, shellfish or vegetables, dressed with (miso or other) sauce

to get dirty ②to become sullied

Dirty Hands (1948 play by Jean-Paul Sartre)

filthy

to be violated

uncleanness ②disgrace ③uncleanliness from contact with death, pregnancy, menstruation, etc.

to be violated

to have the honor of being present (at a meeting, etc.)

detestable to look at

to defile one's reputation

to disgrace one's ancestors

to shame the name (of)

innocent (e.g. child)

to ruin one's reputation in later life

Dirty Hearts (2011 film)

pollution

bad name

stain

corruption

radioactive contamination

filth (esp. excrement, feces, urine)

clearing one's name

filthy water

air pollution

pollutant

source of pollution

water pollution

pollution

disgrace

sludge ②hopeless situation

environmental pollution

suspicion of corruption

contaminated water

unhygienic young woman

soil pollution