English to Latin Meaning of dingy - FUSCUS

Dingy :

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Dinged :: dingedDingily :: dingilyDinging :: dingingDings :: dingsDingy :: FUSCUS

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Definitions of dingy in English

Adjective(1) thickly covered with ingrained dirt or soot(2) (of color, or dingy(3) causing dejection

Examples of dingy in English

(1) An older me should have taken a younger me aside years ago and had a stern few words in a dark corner of a dingy bar.(2) I trudged through the snow and ice to the edge of town and got a room in a dingy motel next to the interstate.(3) Today, through the clever use of windows and glass bricks, the warren-like structure never feels dingy .(4) He was shaggy and a dirty person, his dingy white shirt full of holes, and jeans full of mud.(5) The building he envisages for the association is a far cry from the dingy , dark hovel it occupies now.(6) She looked around a dingy and dirty room that contained two stalls, but no other door out.(7) Finding no one, she sighed and seated herself at a small table in a dingy corner of the room.(8) The place is an eyesore, dingy and dark - not the sort of place that seemed safe to park.(9) They are in a rather dingy room with a few Argos inspired design touches and in the presence of two young children.(10) Who wants to go to a dingy playing room to get crushed in silence when you can go to the pub and talk to your friends.(11) It's a dark room, with only a single bare bulb hanging from the ceiling, dingy walls, dark floor.(12) A dark, dingy little shop that always smelt faintly of cigarettes and Pine-O-Clean.(13) It was when I first moved back to London, and I was renting a room in a flatshare in a dingy house in Putney.(14) Her attempts had led her not to a position on board a ship, but to this dirty, dingy waiting job.(15) It stood at the top of Newport Street in Old Town, a dingy dark building measuring a modest eight feet square.(16) When Kuruvila took over as headmaster, the school in the crowded George Town area was dark and dingy .

(1) rubber dinghy ::

Flexilis cymba

(2) inflatable dinghy ::

inflatable cymba

Synonyms

Adjective

1. gloomy ::

tristis

2. muddy ::

nudus limosoque palus

3. begrimed ::

abiectus

4. dark ::

tenebris

Antonyms

1. clean ::

clean

2. cleanly ::

tersus

3. immaculate ::

immaculatos quattuordecim

Different Forms

dinged, dingily, dinging, dings, dingy

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