Synonym: dirty, foul, lousy, nasty, smutty. Similar words: healthy, wealthy, filter, filtering, infiltrate, lilt, tilt, pithy. Meaning: ['fɪlθɪ] 
adj. 1. disgustingly dirty; filled or smeared with offensive matter 2. vile; despicable 3. characterized by obscenity.
adj. 1. disgustingly dirty; filled or smeared with offensive matter 2. vile; despicable 3. characterized by obscenity. 
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91. When the filthy yellow flow reached the desk-top, it created a pool about the size of a Kennedy half-dollar.
92. Cigarette smoke can smell pretty filthy, even to a smoker, while non-smokers often find it unbearable.
93. I was horrified by the filthy language the kids were using.
94. It was a filthy trick,[http://sentencedict.com/filthy.html] totally unsporting and certainly not cricket.
95. He was lying in the path, a filthy rag of mud and blood, more dead than alive.
96. The next man was a pigpen, in gray filthy overalls, and the dirt on him seemed about seven years old.
97. Killion and Richards, half undressed and filthy, were carrying Church; his feet were dragging in the mud.
98. Me thinking I'd probably got some filthy fever in spite of the jabs.
99. I was not the only person who felt betrayed by filthy lucre when the World Cup went to the satellite company.
100. A man dressed in dungarees and a filthy khaki shirt was walking behind the beast, herding it towards the back wall.
101. Luch helped Mairi Ban for a while in the castle hall, carrying water and clearing away filthy bandages for washing.
102. The room was bare and filthy, an unfurnished twin to theirs.
103. He sat down and pushed at the lid with one filthy paw.
104. It was filthy work, but full of atavistic excitement and the promise of financial reward.
105. The air outside was perfectly clear, though the windows were filthy.
106. His hands and fingernails were filthy, his face and legs covered in muck.
107. It was absolutely filthy, horrible and scuzzy, with disgusting stains on the floor.
108. It was filthy with the scrape of asphalt and tire marks.
109. Now she was here and it was just like old times: in the darkroom with Maggie, working on filthy pictures.
110. Nothing can compare to the sense of well-being that washed through me at that filthy lunch counter.
111. There are others that are just absolutely filthy because they live outdoors.
112. We sat on the ground on a filthy piece of cloth beside a clump of tattered belongings.
113. I have never seen such a filthy river winding through pleasant valleys.
114. They run wild into the woods, filthy, skeletal and naked.
115. The back door flew open and Norm rushed in, pulling off his filthy shirt.
116. The face is covered with hair, matted filthy hair like my gypsy hair in the dream.
117. Everyone assumed the members at the golf club were filthy rich.
118. The usual treatment was bullying, tricks, emetics and evil-smelling fumigation with filthy things.
119. St Tomas was filthy, I now noticed, caked with mud, his fur barely recognisable as white.
120. When they came in from the yard, they were absolutely filthy.