Grimy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRIMY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• dirty, covered with grime
• covered with or characterized by grime
• thickly covered with ingrained dirt or soot

Words related to GRIMY

coomy12 grime8 grimier10 grimiest11 grimily13

How to use GRIMY in a sentence

• On the stone floor of the area and swinging from the grating were a few sickly, grimy plants in pots.
• Each wears the costume of his own country, but they are so ragged, grimy and filthy that the romance of it is lost.
• Hermia stood her ground, but when one of the train crew seized her by the arm and thrust his grimy face close to her own she grew pale and drew back.
• But somehow, whatever is good, whatever is held in estimation, makes its appearance in that grimy little back room on that ragged, dirty table-cloth.
• His hands were grimy and his nails black-edged, but there was intellect in his eye, and a broken force in his huddled, loosed attitude.
• Here and there a grimy public house, each with its group of loafers about the doors, made, with the lights in its windows, a spot of comparative brightness.
• Educate a boy to tumbled hair and grimy hands, and he will go tumbled and grimy to his grave.
• The colonel, grimy and muddy, was set on his feet by his rescuer, and several men gathered about.
• I shall tell you the story of how the Whitebird grew grimy and gloomy as we know him, almost as black and solemn as old Daddy Crow.
• He reached out stealthily and rested one grimy hand on the very edge of her little dress.
• He carried the Winchester over his arm, and still wore the grimy pith helmet.
• I walked through the cool dark, the only light coming from the grimy attic window, and fondled each piece.
• Some twenty minutes later a little group hurried into the gardens, the manager of the Hotel des Princes, a tall, bearded, grimy man, and a stout, clean-shaven, grimy man.
• His face, grimy, sweat-covered, was turned up to the sunlight, and his eyes were again bright with reason.
• Suddenly a score or more of grimy men, its crew, came pelting down the track, as subway laborers run for shelter when a blast is about to be set off.
• A few days afterwards he was wandering near the stream, when he saw two or three lads with grimy faces busily at work in the wood through which the stream ran.
• The red blood actually showed through his dark, grimy skin.
• The night wind, cold and damp and clean, swept his hot and grimy face as he pulled himself up through the opening.
• Hot and strong the slanting sunbeams beat upon the grimy roofs of the train and threw distorted shadows over the sand and sage-brush that stretched to the far horizon.
• First, you will notice that the bolts have been fixed on quite recently, for the paint that they covered is of the same grimy tint as that on the rest of the door.
• He can do hard, unpleasant work, can go through hardships, and can remain cheerful even in the midst of grimy, unpleasant and unlovely surroundings.
• Nothing had been removed, and nothing had been protected against the grimy dust of London.
• The girl drew her furs closer about her throat, and watched a grimy barge that was creeping up stream.
• It was cold and raw, and a bleak wind blew up the river, which, with its shifting film of oil, bent like a brown arm about the grimy, noisy town.

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