obscene; pornographic; indecent; salacious; bawdy

dirty; foul; nasty; (literary) describes something that is physically or morally unclean

filthy speech; foul language; obscenities

(idiom) to feel inadequate or ashamed compared to others; originally used to describe feeling ashamed of one's own physical appearance or behavior compared to someone else's

dirty or lewd speech; obscene words

foul air; a stench or unpleasant smell; bad-smelling gases or odors

(literary) immoral or disgusting behavior, specifically referring to lewdness or corruption

wanton; licentious; to be sexually indecent

stains or traces of something filthy; dirty marks

obscene and filthy; pornographic or foul

(idiom) obscene words; dirty talk; filthy language

immoral conduct or corrupt behavior; evil ways

(literary) for one's appearance to be common or vulgar; used as a self-deprecating expression to describe feeling ashamed of one's own inferiority in the presence of someone more outstanding or elegant

Literally means to wash away flaws and purge filth; used to describe getting rid of bad habits or past mistakes; specifically used for cleaning up corruption or bad practices.

dirty and foul; sordid; morally corrupt

dirt; filth; any dirty or impure matter

dirty soil; rubbish; dirt; mud

dirty or polluted water; sewage

dirty or foul-smelling things such as waste or excrement

foul language; obscene or filthy speech; dirty words

ancient ethnic group of the northern Korean Peninsula and Manchuria

(literary) an immoral or scandalous reputation; news of obscene or indecent behavior

to feel ashamed of one's own appearance or lack of ability compared to others

(literary) overgrown with weeds; (of fields) to be neglected or left uncultivated

to mow down weeds and remove filth; often used to mean weeding out sources of harm or removing causes of trouble

to lie waste; to go out of cultivation