Dirty
Dirty verb - To make dirty.
Usage example: she dirtied her new sneakers when she splashed in the puddle
Common collocations
| time | dirty time | wipe time |
Both words in one sentence
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Dirty Coward: Honest John has no problem with manipulating others to wipe out mutants, but when Red Skull orders him to kill one himself, he balks at the idea.
Source: Comicbook / Uncanny Avengers - He can wipe pretty much anyone off the face of the earth with a wink but prefers to fight cheap and dirty to keep from getting bored.
Source: Combat Pragmatist / Fan Fiction -
His other son, Hiro-Kala, hates Bruce and the Hulk, and tried to wipe out Earth in his rage, using brainwashed slaves to do his dirty work; it takes Bruce and Skaar to take him down.
Source: Antagonistic Offspring
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