filthy in Irish
filthy in Irish is cáidheach, graosta — filthy means extremely dirty.
filthy in Irish
cáidheach
Covered with filth; very dirty.
cáidheach
Obscene or offensive.
graosta
Obscene or offensive.
What does "filthy" mean?
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adj Extremely dirty.
"His boots were filthy after the muddy hike."
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adj Obscene or offensive.
"He told a filthy joke that made half the room groan."
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filthy in a sentence
- His boots were filthy after the muddy hike.
- The kitchen was left filthy after the party.
- He told a filthy joke that made half the room groan.
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What is "filthy" in Irish?
"filthy" in Irish is cáidheach, graosta. filthy means: Extremely dirty.
How do you use "filthy" in a sentence?
Example: "His boots were filthy after the muddy hike." In Irish, "filthy" is cáidheach, graosta.
Are there other ways to say "filthy" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "filthy": cáidheach, graosta.
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