What is another word for grungy?
Pronunciation:
[ ɡɹˈʌnd͡ʒi], [ ɡɹˈʌndʒi], [ ɡ_ɹ_ˈʌ_n_dʒ_i]
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Similar words for grungy:
- awful (adjective)
- bad (adjective)
- dirty (adjective)
- dirty and unkempt (adjective)
- drab (adjective)
- filthy (adjective)
- grimy (adjective)
- grubby (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- scraggly (adjective)
- slovenly (adjective)
- trashy (adjective)
- unclean (adjective)
- unkempt (adjective)
- other relevant words (noun)
- dirty (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Grungy:
adj.
• awful (adjective) • bad (adjective)- poorer,
- junky,
- bottom out,
- sad,
- not good,
- godawful,
- most inferior,
- the pits,
- cruddy.
- yucky,
- scuzzy,
- undusted,
- mucky,
- mung,
- Dungy,
- scummier,
- scummy,
- Dreggy,
- disarrayed,
- straggly,
- dishabille,
- slatternly,
- unlaundered,
- unswept,
- spotted.
- disgusting,
- repellent,
- wretched,
- shoddy,
- vile,
- unwashed,
- slimy,
- rundown,
- disheveled,
- foul,
- revolting,
- offensive,
- dilapidated,
- sloppy,
- greasy,
- unclean,
- flimsy,
- nasty.
- more lusterless,
- most lusterless,
- un changing,
- most zero,
- sub-fuse,
- un inspired,
- more zero,
- more subfuse,
- de solate,
- more characterless,
- most characterless,
- de-solate,
- most subfuse,
- drab,
- un-inspired,
- sub fuse,
- un-changing.
- un-cleaner,
- most verminous,
- more blackened,
- most blackened,
- more verminous,
- most fecal,
- yecchiest,
- un-clean,
- un cleanest,
- more feculent,
- un-cleanest,
- un clean,
- soilier,
- more fecal,
- soiliest,
- most feculent,
- soiled,
- yecchier,
- fecal,
- un cleaner.
- bad,
- scraggly,
- yecchy,
- verminous,
- unneat,
- subfuse,
- Soily,
- unkempt,
- characterless,
- feculent,
- trashy,
- lusterless,
- awful,
- dull as dishwater,
- filthy,
- mussed up,
- dirty,
- grubby.
- impure,
- insalubrious,
- scatological,
- defiled,
- scruffy,
- muddy,
- infectious,
- odious,
- obscene,
- septic,
- unhygenic,
- murky,
- toxic,
- untidy,
- crummy,
- sordid,
- smutty,
- putrid,
- shabby,
- festering,
- unsanitary,
- fetid,
- icky,
- squalid,
- dusty.
- most disarranged,
- un improved,
- un neatest,
- dis ordered,
- un polished,
- un kempt,
- most rumpled,
- un neat,
- un kemptest,
- un-improved,
- unneatest,
- un kempter,
- un-neater,
- unneater,
- dis arranged,
- un-kemptest,
- un-kempter,
- un neater,
- un-kempt,
- dis-ordered,
- un-neatest,
- more disarranged,
- more rumpled,
- un-neat,
- dis-arranged.
n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)v.
• dirty (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- polluted,
- sleazy,
- worn,
- careless,
- Bemired,
- smudgy,
- uncleanly,
- blue,
- grim,
- downcast,
- black,
- sullied,
- dreary,
- ugly,
- Draggle-tailed,
- lewd,
- seedy,
- tatty,
- neglected,
- Snuffy,
- smudged,
- faecal,
- frayed,
- mean,
- smoky,
- moth-eaten,
- down-at-the-heels,
- soaked,
- drear,
- despicable,
- imperfect,
- threadbare,
- salacious,
- sooty,
- gloomy,
- tacky,
- worse for wear,
- purulent,
- frumpish,
- tattered,
- scurvy,
- miserable,
- low,
- dismal,
- drenched,
- disordered,
- bombed-out,
- befouled,
- mangy,
- draggled,
- maggoty,
- tainted,
- pathetic,
- disconsolate,
- raggedy,
- beat-up,
- dumpy,
- grotty,
- besmeared,
- unsavory,
- faded,
- dog-eared,
- timeworn,
- dowdy,
- fly-blown,
- sorry,
- stained,
- ratty,
- blackened,
- disorderly,
- ragged,
- muddied,
- bedraggled,
- dishevelled,
- miry,
- wet,
- tumbledown,
- foetid,
- run-down,
- slipshod,
- rotten,
- besmirched,
- tatterdemalion,
- dark,
- scrubby.
How to use "Grungy" in context?
"grungy" is a word that is often used to describe things that are not in their prime. It generally means they are older, have been damaged in some way, or have a feeling of being worn out. For some people, this can make something that is considered bland or plain feel more interesting. Others may use the term to describe their own style. For some, grungy means personality. Regardless of how someone may use the term, it is always a useful way to describe things that are different from the norm.
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