Synonyms and Antonyms for dirty-word
1. dirty (adj.)
soiled or likely to soil with dirt or grime
- sooty
- cobwebby
- foul
- travel-stained
- uncleanly
- squalid
- travel-soiled
- unclean
- begrimed
- cleanness
- unwashed
- ratty
- muddy
- sordid
- feculent
- black
- grimy
- smutty
- oily
- maculate
- unswept
- dirty-faced
- buggy
- smudgy
- grubby
- grungy
- nasty
- filthy
- bedraggled
- greasy
- mucky
- snotty
- befouled
- soiled
- draggled
- snot-nosed
- flyblown
- untidy
- dingy
- lousy
- fouled
- scummy
- Augean
- raunchy
2. dirty (adj.)
(of behavior or especially language) characterized by obscenity or indecency
3. dirty (adj.)
vile; despicable
4. word (n.)
a unit of language that native speakers can identify
- open-class word
- affix
- logical quantifier
- deictic
- guide word
- heteronym
- palindrome
- deictic word
- opposite word
- retronym
- polysemous word
- syncategoreme
- content word
- derivative
- subordinate word
- troponym
- quantifier
- term
- reduplication
- manner name
- nonce word
- partitive
- classifier
- terminology
- homonym
- cognate
- diminutive
- spoken word
- loan-blend
- subordinate
- four-letter word
- hapax legomenon
- syllable
- anaphor
- charade
- holonym
- anagram
- disyllable
- contraction
- loanword
- polysemantic word
- language
- oxytone
- written word
- nomenclature
- polysemant
- monosyllable
- dissyllable
- primitive
- monosyllabic word
- loan
- hypernym
- language unit
- linguistic unit
- trisyllable
- superordinate
- neology
- proparoxytone
- signifier
- word form
- syncategorem
- head
- back-formation
- form
- cognate word
- function word
- coinage
- neologism
- closed-class word
- loanblend
- part name
- descriptor
- polysyllabic word
- headword
- guideword
- four-letter Anglo-Saxon word
- paroxytone
- meronym
- head word
- polysyllable
- metonym
- dirty word
- vocable
- hybrid
- whole name
- superordinate word
- hyponym
- opposite
- key word
- antonym
- synonym
- equivalent word
- substantive
- catchword
6. word (n.)
information about recent and important events
8. word (n.)
an exchange of views on some topic
- negotiation
- deliberation
- argument
- talks
- spoken language
- debate
- conference
- argumentation
- oral communication
- voice communication
- discussion
- panel discussion
- speech
- postmortem
- spoken communication
- dialogue
- post-mortem
- speech communication
- group discussion
- language
- give-and-take
- ventilation
- public discussion
9. word (v.)
put into words or an expression
10. word (n.)
a promise
