Definition of «dirt»

The term dirt can refer to loose soil or earth, often found outdoors. It is also used as a slang term for something that is dirty or unclean, such as clothes or surfaces. In addition, it can be used metaphorically to describe someone who is not trustworthy or has questionable morals.

Usage examples

  1. Cleaning: "I need to sweep and mop the floors to get rid of all the dirt."
  2. Gardening: "Before planting the flowers, we have to remove the weeds and loosen the dirt in the soil."
  3. Construction: "The workers are digging a hole to lay the foundation, so there's a lot of dirt on the construction site."
  4. Health and hygiene: "To maintain cleanliness, it is important to wash your hands thoroughly to remove dirt and germs."
  5. Outdoor activities: "After playing in the park, my clothes were covered in dirt from rolling on the ground."
  6. Dishonesty: "He discovered dirt on her past and used it as leverage to blackmail her."
  7. Environmental pollution: "The dirt and dust from the industrial smokestacks is causing air pollution in the surrounding areas."
  8. Dirty jokes: "He enjoys telling cheesy dirt jokes to lighten the mood and make people laugh at parties."
  9. Sports: "During a rugby match, the players' jerseys were covered in dirt after tackling each other on the muddy field."
  10. Pottery: "Mixing clay and dirt together creates a perfect mixture for both hand-building and wheel-throwing pottery."

Sentences with «dirt»

  • He makes me want to call the traces of dirt in other artists window dressing. (haberarts.com)
  • Dogs track in dirt from outside and carry in leaves, and other interesting things they wish to share with you. (texasscottierescue.com)
  • The resort is well situated for village visits, biking on dirt roads and trips on the river. (travelfish.org)
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