morally corrupt, base, or contemptible

profane, obscene, or rude language

the internal organs of a human or animal body, such as the heart, lungs, and liver

The internal organs of the human body.

to make something physically dirty, stained, or unclean

the five viscera of TCM, namely: heart, liver, spleen, lungs and kidneys

dirty, filthy, or grubby in appearance

five viscera and six bowels (TCM); internal organs

water that is soiled, contaminated, or wastewater from domestic or industrial sources

dirty and disordered; in a state of messiness and filth

dirty, chaotic, and substandard (referring to environmental or living conditions)

(coll.) venereal disease

filth, grime, or a dirty stain

the pancreas

waste material, refuse, or rubbish

dirty coal; muck from a colliery

pastry bun filled with chocolate and covered with cocoa powder

(Internet slang) to use foul language (pun on [[出口成章|出口成章|chu1 kou3 cheng2 zhang1]])

dirty little devil (affectionate, of child)

diastolic blood pressure

The sparrow may be small but all its vital organs are there; small in scale but fully equipped with all essential parts.

(fig.) to sling mud at; to smear; to slander

to speak using a lot of vulgar language or obscenities

heart attack; to have a heart attack

systolic blood pressure

coronary bypass operation

Parental Advisory label (PRC)