filthy
filthy Lexical Profile
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• adjective
Disgustingly dirty; covered in or characterized by foul matter.
"The children came inside with filthy boots after playing in the mud all afternoon."
Obscene, offensive, or morally corrupt.
"The comedian was criticized for relying too heavily on filthy jokes during the broadcast."
Extremely unpleasant, severe, or stormy (especially of weather or a person's mood).
"We decided to postpone our hike across the moors because of the filthy weather."
• adverb
To an extreme or offensive degree (used chiefly in the phrase 'filthy rich').
"After selling his software startup, he became filthy rich overnight."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Formed in the 14th century from the noun 'filth' plus the suffix '-y', tracing back to Old English 'fylth' (foulness, impurity), which is related to 'foul'.