dirt, filth, or grime accumulated on a person's body or an object's surface

dirt; grime; a mixture of mud and filth

Describes a person with messy hair and a dirty face; very untidy in appearance.

(idiom) to hide dirt and conceal corruption; to shelter evil people and countenance evil practices

hard mineral deposit that forms on the inner surfaces of kettles, boilers, or pipes when water is boiled; sediment; scale

dental tartar; plaque or calculus; also called [[牙花|牙花|ya2 hua1]]

greasy dirt; oil grime

dust, dirt, and grime; filth

filth or grime that has built up over a long period of time; chemical scale

wax-like yellow secretions from the ear canal

to be subjected to humiliation or verbal abuse

detergent; cleaning agent; disincrustant used for removing scale or grime

to hide dirt and conceal corruption; to shelter evil people and tolerate wicked deeds

(idiom) with disheveled hair and a dirty face; of messy or unkempt appearance

grime or grease accumulated on the skin; body dirt

(idiom) to bear shame and humiliation; to swallow an insult in order to survive or achieve a goal

to bear insults and disgrace patiently; to swallow one's pride and endure shame

to scrape off dirt and polish an object until it is shiny

to contain dirt or collect filth; to be a trap for grime

looking disheveled and dirty, with messy hair like a prisoner; describes someone who is unkempt or has not washed for a long time

to bear insults and hide the faults of others or to tolerate and shelter wicked people and evil deeds

dirt, grease, or dead skin that accumulates on the surface of the body

detergent; cleansing agent

To bear shame or endure disgrace.

dead skin on the scalp or dander in the hair

To endure humiliation or live in disgrace.

(idiom) to endure shame and dishonor just to stay alive; to live on in disgrace

name of the central lay figure in Mahayana Buddhism, known for his wisdom; the literal meaning is Stainless Name

to look for faults; to be nitpicking or hypercritical, as if washing away dirt just to find a scar.

To wash away dirt to search for a scar; to criticize someone excessively or find fault where none exists.

(idiom) to sweep away vices and corruption; to eradicate bad habits or past mistakes and make a fresh start

to wash the dirt to find a defect; to find fault or pick holes in something

pure and innocent; unsullied; untainted

to hide filth and conceal impurities; a metaphor for harboring villains or tolerating evil deeds

to form a hard mineral crust on the inside of a boiler, kettle, or pipe caused by the buildup of calcium and magnesium deposits; scaling; encrustation

yellowish-brown tea stains or residue that build up on the inside of a teapot or cup; tea scale

to remove dirt or grime; to clean away filth

dirt or grime on the face; can also refer to an unhealthy or sallow complexion

dried nasal mucus; booger