Dirty
Dirty adjective - Not clean.
Reverend
Reverend adjective - Deserving honor and respect especially by reason of age.
Usage example: our reverend elders should be accorded a special place of honor at the ceremonies
Both words in one sentence
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Dirty Coward: The paranoid, greedy Reverend Parris cares greatly about his reputation and wouldn't let it be soiled even if it meant withholding the truth.
Source: Theatre / The Crucible -
An Australian skit spoofing the Reverend Fred Nile had him entering a video store to make sure they weren't selling anything dirty.
Source: Parallel Porn Titles - The Vicar: Reverend Duchemin comes across as the Dirty variety with his ranting about corsets and organs.
Source: Literature / Parade's End
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