21 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Grubby' in a Sentence

"Dirty or slovenly; characterized by a lack of cleanliness." more

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Despite reminders, Timmy always returned home with grubby hands after playing in the mud.

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Clara diligently scrubbed the grubby windows until they sparkled in the sunlight.

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The old, grubby book on the shelf contained fascinating tales of distant lands.

She hesitated to shake hands with the grubby stranger on the street.

The grubby old book had worn-out pages and a musty smell.

The grubby puppy rolled in the mud and left paw prints all over the house.

After playing in the garden, Timmy's grubby clothes needed a good wash.

Emily's grubby hands stained the paper as she worked on her colorful art project.

The grubby kitchen sponge was no longer effective for cleaning dishes.

The grubby stray kitten nestled in the cardboard box, seeking shelter from the rain.

Sarah wiped her hands on her grubby apron after baking cookies.

The grubby kitchen sponge needed to be replaced after cleaning up the messy spills.

The little puppy had a grubby fur after playing in the mud.

Jenny's grubby hands showed she had been finger-painting in art class.

The grubby old book on the shelf had a mysterious story waiting to be discovered.

Tom's grubby shoes left dirty footprints on the clean floor.

The grubby window was difficult to see through because of all the dirt.

Timmy's grubby fingers made marks on the paper while drawing.

After playing outside, Tim's grubby hands needed a good wash before dinner.

The chef refused to use the grubby vegetables and insisted on fresh, clean produce.

Emily's grubby sneakers told the story of her adventurous day at the park.

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