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Definition
Synonym
Dreckding
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Dreckding
n
pej.
dirty thing; filthy thing; damn thing
Dreckding
n
pej.
dirty thing, filthy thing, damn thing
Dreckding
n
pej.
dirty thing, filthy thing, damn thing
Dreckding
n
pej.
dirty thing; filthy thing; damn thing
Deutsche
Dreckding Synonyme
Englische
dirty thing; filthy thing; damn thing Synonyme
dirty
Fescennine
Rabelaisian
abject
abominable
abusive
angry
animal
aphrodisiomaniacal
arrant
atrocious
attaint
bad
barfy
base
base-minded
bawdy
bedaub
bedraggled
befoul
befouled
beggarly
begrime
bemire
bemud
besmear
besmeared
besmirch
besmirched
besmoke
besoil
bestain
bitter
black
blacken
blasphemous
blotchy
blowing
blowy
blue
blur
blustering
blustery
brand
bum
calumniatory
calumnious
carnal
castellatus
cheesy
cirrose
cirrous
clitoromaniacal
cloud-flecked
clouded
cloudy
coarse
comminatory
concupiscent
contaminated
contemptible
contumelious
corrupt
crappy
creepy
crummy
cumuliform
cumulous
cursing
cyclonic
damnatory
dark
darken
daub
debased
deceitful
defile
defiled
degraded
denunciatory
depraved
despicable
dingy
dirt
dirty
up
dirty
-minded
discolor
discompose
disgusting
dishonest
dishonorable
disloyal
draggled
draggletailed
dungy
dust
dusty
dysphemistic
epithetic
erotic
eroticomaniacal
erotomaniacal
evil-minded
evilhearted
excommunicative
excommunicatory
execrable
execratory
filthy
flagrant
fleshly
foul
foul-mouthed
foul-spoken
foul-tongued
fuliginous
fulminatory
fulsome
furious
gloomy
goatish
godawful
goshawful
grave
grim
grime
grimy
gross
grubby
grungy
gynecomaniacal
hairy
heavy
heinous
horny
hot
hysteromaniacal
icky
ignoble
ignominious
immoral
imprecatory
impure
indecent
infamous
ithyphallic
lascivious
lecherous
lenticularis
lewd
libidinous
licentious
lickerish
little
low
low-down
low-minded
low-thoughted
lubricious
lumpen
lurid
lustful
maledictory
malevolent
malicious
mammatus
mangy
mark
mean
measly
messy
mire
miry
miserable
monstrous
muck
muck up
mucky
muddy
murky
nasty
nebulous
nefarious
nimbose
nubilous
nymphomaniacal
obnoxious
obscene
odious
off color
offensive
oozy
overcast
overclouded
paltry
perfidious
petty
plashy
poky
pollute
polluted
poor
pornographic
pria
dirty
language
bad language
billingsgate
blue language
colorful language
cursing
cussing
dirty
talk
dysphemism
evil speaking
filth
filthy language
foul language
obscenity
profane swearing
profanity
ribaldry
scatology
strong language
swearing
unparliamentary language
unrepeatable expressions
vile language
vulgar language
dirty
trick
artful dodge
artifice
bag of tricks
blind
bluff
bosey
catch
chicanery
chouse
curve
curve-ball
design
device
dirty
deal
dirty
pool
dirty
work
dodge
double-dealing
duplicity
falseheartedness
fast deal
feint
fetch
ficelle
foul play
gambit
gimmick
googly
hocus-pocus
joker
juggle
pass
perfidiousness
perfidy
ploy
ruse
scheme
scurvy trick
shift
sleight
sleight of hand
sleight-of-hand trick
stratagem
subterfuge
treacherousness
treachery
trick
wile
dirty
work
dirty
pool
dirty
trick
donkeywork
double-dealing
drudgery
duplicity
employment
fag
falseheartedness
fatigue
foul play
grind
handiwork
handwork
industry
labor
lick
lick of work
manual labor
moil
perfidiousness
perfidy
rat race
scut work
slavery
spadework
stroke
stroke of work
sweat
task
tiresome work
toil
travail
treacherousness
treachery
treadmill
work
Dreckding Definition
Damn
(
v.
t.)
To
condemn
Damn
(
v.
t.)
To
doom
to
punishment
in
the
future
world
Damn
(
v.
t.)
To
condemn
as
bad
or
displeasing,
by
open
expression,
as
by
denuciation,
hissing,
hooting,
etc.
Damn
(
v.
i.)
To
invoke
damnation
Dirty
(
superl.
)
Defiled
with
dirt
Dirty
(
superl.
)
Sullied
Dirty
(
superl.
)
Sordid
Dirty
(
superl.
)
Sleety
Dirty
(
v.
t.)
To
foul
Dirty
(
v.
t.)
To
tarnish
Filthy
(
superl.
)
Defiled
with
filth,
whether
material
or
moral
Thing
(
n.
)
Whatever
exists,
or
is
conceived
to
exist,
as
a
separate
entity,
whether
animate
or
inanimate
Thing
(
n.
)
An
inanimate
object,
in
distinction
from
a
living
being
Thing
(
n.
)
A
transaction
or
occurrence
Thing
(
n.
)
A
portion
or
part
Thing
(
n.
)
A
diminutive
or
slighted
object
Thing
(
n.
)
Clothes
Thing
(
n.
)
Whatever
may
be
possessed
or
owned
Thing
(
n.
)
In
Scandinavian
countries,
a
legislative
or
judicial
assembly.
dirty thing; filthy thing; damn thing Bedeutung
thing
a
separate
and
selfontained
entity
living
thing
animate
thing
a
living
(or
once
living)
entity
thing
an
action,
how
could
you
do
such
a
thing?
near
thing
something
that
barely
avoids
failure
or
disaster
dirty
trick
an
unkind
or
aggressive
trick
dirty
war
an
offensive
conducted
by
secret
police
or
the
military
of
a
regime
against
revolutionary
and
terrorist
insurgents
and
marked
by
the
use
of
kidnapping
and
torture
and
murder
with
civilians
often
being
the
victims,
thousands
of
people
disappeared
and
were
killed
during
Argentina's
dirty
war
in
the
late
s
dirty
pool
conduct
that
is
unfair
or
unethical
or
unsportsmanlike
dirty
tricks
underhand
commercial
or
political
behavior
designed
to
discredit
an
opponent
dirty
bomb
an
atom
bomb
that
leaves
considerable
radioactive
contamination
thing
an
artifact,
how
does
this
thing
work?
thing
an
entity
that
is
not
named
specifically,
I
couldn't
tell
what
the
thing
was
thing
any
attribute
or
quality
considered
as
having
its
own
existence,
the
thing
I
like
about
her
is
...
certainty
sure
thing
foregone
conclusion
something
that
is
certain,
his
victory
is
a
certainty
real
McCoy
real
thing
real
stuff
informal
usage
attributing
authenticity
damn
darn
hoot
red
cent
shit
shucks
tinker's
damn
tinker's
dam
something
of
little
value,
his
promise
is
not
worth
a
damn,
not
worth
one
red
cent,
not
worth
shucks
matter
affair
thing
a
vaguely
specified
concern,
several
matters
to
attend
to,
it
is
none
of
your
affair,
things
are
going
well
dirty
linen
dirty
laundry
personal
matters
that
could
be
embarrassing
if
made
public
noumenon
thing-in-itself
the
intellectual
conception
of
a
thing
as
it
is
in
itself,
not
as
it
is
known
through
perception
thing
a
special
abstraction,
a
thing
of
the
spirit,
things
of
the
heart
thing
a
special
objective,
the
thing
is
to
stay
in
bounds
dirty
word
a
word
that
is
considered
to
be
unmentionable,
`failure'
is
a
dirty
word
to
him
thing
a
statement
regarded
as
an
object,
to
say
the
same
thing
in
other
terms,
how
can
you
say
such
a
thing?
dirty
joke
dirty
story
blue
joke
blue
story
an
indelicate
joke
obscenity
smut
vulgarism
filth
dirty
word
an
offensive
or
indecent
word
or
phrase
thing
an
event,
a
funny
thing
happened
on
the
way
to
the...
thing
a
persistent
illogical
feeling
of
desire
or
aversion,
he
has
a
thing
about
seafood,
she
has
a
thing
about
him
dirty
old
man
a
middle-aged
man
with
lecherous
inclinations
d
rotter
dirty
dog
rat
skunk
stinker
stinkpot
bum
puke
crumb
lowlife
scum
bag
so-and-so
git
a
person
who
is
deemed
to
be
despicable
or
contemptible,
only
a
rotter
would
do
that,
kill
the
rat,
throw
the
bum
out,
you
cowardly
little
pukes!,
the
British
call
a
contemptible
person
a
`git'
filthy
lucre
shameful
profit,
he
would
sell
his
soul
for
filthy
lucre
loot
booty
pillage
plunder
prize
swag
dirty
money
goods
or
money
obtained
illegally
thing
a
special
situation,
this
thing
has
got
to
end,
it
is
a
remarkable
thing
curse
beshrew
damn
bedamn
anathemize
anathemise
imprecate
maledict
wish
harm
upon,
invoke
evil
upon,
The
bad
witch
cursed
the
child
dirty
soil
begrime
grime
colly
bemire
make
soiled,
filthy,
or
dirty,
don't
soil
your
clothes
when
you
play
outside!
dirty
unpleasantly
stormy,
there's
dirty
weather
in
the
offing
dirty
soiled
unclean
soiled
or
likely
to
soil
with
dirt
or
grime,
dirty
unswept
sidewalks,
a
child
in
dirty
overalls,
dirty
slums,
piles
of
dirty
dishes,
put
his
dirty
feet
on
the
clean
sheet,
wore
an
unclean
shirt,
mining
is
a
dirty
job,
Cinderella
did
the
dirty
work
while
her
sisters
preened
themselves
dirty-faced
having
a
dirty
face,
a
crowd
of
dirty-faced
ragamuffins
surrounded
him
filthy
foul
nasty
disgustingly
dirty,
filled
or
smeared
with
offensive
matter,
as
filthy
as
a
pigsty,
a
foul
pond,
a
nasty
pigsty
of
a
room
dirty
(of
behavior
or
especially
language)
characterized
by
obscenity
or
indecency,
dirty
words,
a
dirty
old
man,
dirty
books
and
movies,
boys
telling
dirty
jokes,
has
a
dirty
mouth
dirty-minded
having
lewd
thoughts
cruddy
filthy
foul
nasty
smutty
characterized
by
obscenity,
had
a
filthy
mouth,
foul
language,
smutty
jokes
dirty
contaminating
spreading
pollution
or
contamination,
especially
radioactive
contamination,
the
air
near
the
foundry
was
always
dirty,
a
dirty
bomb
releases
enormous
amounts
of
long-lived
radioactive
fallout
dirty
sordid
unethical
or
dishonest,
dirty
police
officers,
a
sordid
political
campaign
c
blasted
blame
blamed
blessed
damn
damned
darned
deuced
goddam
goddamn
goddamned
infernal
expletives
used
informally
as
intensifiers,
he's
a
blasted
idiot,
it's
a
blamed
shame,
a
blame
cold
winter,
not
a
blessed
dime,
I'll
be
damned
(or
blessed
or
darned
or
goddamned)
if
I'll
do
any
such
thing,
he's
a
damn
(or
goddam
or
goddamned)
fool,
a
deuced
idiot,
an
infernal
nuisance
damn
goddamn
used
as
expletives,
oh,
damn
(or
goddamn)!
cheating(a)
dirty
foul
unsporting
unsportsmanlike
violating
accepted
standards
or
rules,
a
dirty
fighter,
used
foul
means
to
gain
power,
a
nasty
unsporting
serve,
fined
for
unsportsmanlike
behavior
dirty
expressing
or
revealing
hostility
or
dislike,
dirty
looks
dirty
ill-gotten
obtained
illegally
or
by
improper
means,
dirty
money,
ill-gotten
gains
dirty
foul
marked-up
(of
a
manuscript)
defaced
with
changes,
foul
(or
dirty)
copy
dirty
filthy
lousy
vile,
despicable,
a
dirty
(or
lousy)
trick,
a
filthy
traitor
dirty
dingy
muddied
muddy
(of
color)
discolored
by
impurities,
not
bright
and
clear,
dirty
is
often
used
in
combination,
a
dirty
(or
dingy)
white,
the
muddied
grey
of
the
sea,
muddy
colors,
dirty-green
walls,
dirty-blonde
hair
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