Dirty
Sully
Sully verb - To make dirty.
Usage example: a once-gleaming marble interior sullied by decades of exposure to cigarette smoke
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Sully smokes a cigar, and is appropriately badass (and a dirty old man), and his matches/lighter come in handy in both games.
Source: Video Game / Uncharted - The evil sorceress who does the dirty deeds that are needed to support Equestria's power and prosperity, but would sully Celestia's holy and pure reputation if she did them herself.
- For decades the Ivy League WASP-dominated law firms wouldn't sully their hands with the "dirty tricks" parts of business law (e.g., hostile takeovers), leaving those cases to the rising Jewish law firms.
Source: You Have to Have Jews
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