Dingy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DINGY in dictionary:

VERB:
• to ignore or avoid
• ignore or avoid a person or event
NOUN:
• Alt. of Dinghy
ADJECTIVE:
• grimy, also DINGEY
• gloomy and drab
• lacking light
• thickly covered with ingrained dirt or soot
• (of color) discolored by impurities; not bright and clear
• causing dejection
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• dinghy

Words related to DINGY

dingied10 dingier9 dingies9 dingiest10 dingily12 dinginess11 dingying14

Words that contain DINGY

dingying14 puddingy16

How to use DINGY in a sentence

• It was a dingy building, entirely typical of the dingy neighbourhood.
• The lady now leant back against the dingy marble shelf and laid one white-gloved arm along it, in an attitude that was positively regal.
• Duane sat down on the steps of the dingy little restaurant.
• The low town-hills, as I said, were bare, covered at their bases with dingy stubble-fields.
• Her visage also was remarkable, for her complexion resembled the dark, dingy red of a winter apple.
• Indeed, the dingy room, its assemblage apart, had many traces of an artistic patronage.
• It was as if a bright strange world had been spread before him compared with which the old was tarnished and dingy.
• I saw then that she held a dingy quarter in one hand.
• Thanks to Madame and Phebe, the house was kept in exquisite order, saving Felicita the shock of seeing the rooms she dwelt in dingy and shabby.
• At the head of the stairs three dingy doors opened in three different directions, and a soiled card on the middle one bore the name of Hunt.
• To see the dingy cloud come drooping down, obscuring everything, one might have thought that nature lived hard by and was brewing on a large scale.
• Dingy curtains hung at their windows, dingy because of the smoke from the great furnaces and railroads.
• The houses were built of bricks, dingy with the whirling dust of twenty years.
• It was a dingy, brick house surrounded by a high wall, but cheerful and cozy within.
• Its original white was dingy, and the tightly closed blinds gave an appearance of desertion.
• He quickly made up his mind, and retraced his steps to the dingy house from which the detectives had taken their prisoner.
• These things represented to him the applied power of wealth, but there slumbered in his dingy cabin an ambition that soared far above his primitive wants.
• There was an occasional dingy sign offering board and lodging.
• Howel kissed his child again and again as she lay sleeping in her dingy bed, and held Netta long in his arms.
• Candles replaced the gas-lamp, and the room looked almost cheerful, in spite of its faded red curtains and dingy furniture.
• Therefore, on the score of economy, he hired the dingy flat and brought up Mrs.

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