Dirty
Dirty adjective - Not clean.
Happy
Happy adjective - Coming or happening by good luck especially unexpectedly.
Both words in one sentence
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Dirty Cop: Rose Creeks sheriff is completely in Bogues pocket, though it's implied he's not exactly happy with the situation.
- Her daughter often gets dirty and the mother was happy at the thought of her clothes being ruined, as then she'd have to wear her more feminine clothes.
Source: Wanted a Gender-Conforming Child -
Dirty Cop: Inspector Jang is quite happy to allow Headmaster Lee to extort money from his new employee in front of him.
Source: Film / The Crucible
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