Grime is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRIME in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make dirty
• blacken or make dirty with grime
• To sully or soil deeply; to dirt.
• make soiled, filthy, or dirty
• make very dirty
NOUN:
• dirt ingrained on the surface of something
• a form of dance music influenced by UK garage, characterized by machine-like sounds.
• ingrained dirt
• Foul matter; dirt, rubbed in; sullying blackness, deeply ingrained.
• the state of being covered with unclean things

Words related to GRIME

grimed10 grimes9 grimier10 grimiest11 grimily13 griminess12 griminesses14 griming11 grimy11

Words that contain GRIME

grimed10 grimes9 begrime12 begrimed14 begrimes13 pilgrimed15 pilgrimer14 pilgrimers15

How to use GRIME in a sentence

• His face was haggard, the engine grime had got into his skin, and his eyes were red.
• He did not sob now, but set up a hideous roar, the big tears coursing down his fat cheeks, marking their course by furrows in the dirt and grime.
• Farther on we come out upon the bluffs overlooking the lake and see the smoke and grime of Buffalo far across.
• He dipped it into the water, and sitting on a bench, he wiped the blood and grime from his face, while his breath sucked between his clenched teeth.
• And through the grime the sweat had run down like little rivers making courses for themselves in the soft dirt of a hillside.
• Under the forgotten dust and grime of her long railway journey, she was deadly pale as she stepped up on the porch.
• He began making tours of the city, discovering New York, laying bare the confusion and ugliness and grime and crime and poverty of a great industrial center.
• For this respite from constant inquisition I was indebted to the dust, grime and sweat that covered me.
• The grime grew thick upon the window panes and in the corners of the room.
• Holding his hands behind his back the man addressed moved towards her slowly, for he was conscious of the grime that was on them.
• The broad backs of the oxen were gray with dust and their drivers were masked in grime.
• Out in Flanders a little grime came as a matter of course.
• When the ship was struck a fearful explosion followed, and grime and dust were everywhere.
• I found Father Nouvel among them, his delicate old face shining white and serene amid their grime.
• Her tail, too, that was always so spotless, was now daubed with molasses and smoke grime from the fire.
• And on account of having spots of molasses on her, every bit of dirt and grime that touched her stuck right there.
• When evening came, the Prince washed off the grime of the fight, dressed himself carefully, and then looking as fresh and handsome as ever drove home his sheep.
• Clothes that had once been expensive were wrinkled and covered with grime that no amount of cleaning could remove.
• What should I do with those scraps of white on that field of grime? Our gaunt horror became grotesque, in view of such unwonted luxuries.
• The solution, cutting out the dirt and grime, will come from the bearing very black.
• Over this world of shadow and grime he throws strange lights.
• How had she come to spring from Manchester? What kindred had she with the smoke and grime of a great business city? He fell into amused speculation.
• We did not stop to wash the grime of travel from our faces until after we had filled our stomachs.
• Everywhere the thick smell of concealed grime told of insufficient servants and ineffective sweeping.
• Or else, it was because they all bathed in the same bath and their ablutions were merely an exchange of grime.
• But the groping is in the pitch dark, and amid a mass of foul, filthy cobwebs that blind the eyes with their dust, and grime all the life.
• Out of our muck and grime they come, the little green shoots which the fool will say is poison, maybe, but which the wise know and labor and make room for.
• Through all the grime that covered the wounded miner the pallor of exhaustion showed itself.
• Murphy was killed there one afternoon, and Claude Grime badly wounded later on.

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