Dirty
Dirty adjective - Soiled or likely to soil with dirt or grime.
Usage example: dirty slums
Both words in one sentence
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In a flashback to when she met Dad, she was grossed out at how messy and dirty he was, and constantly washed her hands after shaking hands with him.
Source: Terrified of Germs - In Rocky and Bullwinkle, Rocky brings one of these about by finding a dirty model boat that, once washed off, was found to be made of rubies and had the words "Omar Khayyam" inscribed on it.
Source: Collective Groan -
The Luggage in Discworld can be considered to be a transporter, since it can return previously dirty clothes washed and ironed.
Source: Teleportation
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