Foul, polluted.

Polluted, corrupted; impure.

Affected materially, usually detrimentally; polluted, contaminated (with blood, poison, a smell, etc.); stained; dimmed. Now rare.

Not physically pure or clean.

Made dirty or impure; filthy, polluted; (also) clogged or obstructed by something.

Of metals, etc.: Characterized by containing dross or scorious matter, or waste and worthless material; of the nature of dross; dreggy, feculent.

Defiled, made impure or unclean, profane; tainted, sinful. Now esp.: (of the air, water, land, etc.) contaminated with noxious or poisonous…

Defiled, polluted, corrupt.

Abounding in dregs or fæces; of the nature or character of dregs; feculent; foul, impure; turbid, polluted.

Containing or of the nature of fæces or dregs; abounding with sediment or impurities; thick, turbid. Now usually with stronger sense: Laden or…

Morally impure; depraved, corrupt. Obsolete.

Apparently: unclean, defiled.

Full of fly-blows; tainted, putrid, impure.

Affected with rust or verdigris; corroded; tarnished. Also: containing or polluted by iron or other metallic salts; stained with rust. Now English reg…

Polluted, sullied.

Foul, noisome, fetid. Obsolete.

full of dregs, dreggy.

Contaminated, defiled, sullied. (Formerly construed as past participle.)

Defiled with, or as with, menstrual blood (in the Old Testament regarded as a type of pollution). Hence (esp. in the 17th cent.): designating…

Of the nature of dregs or refuse; affected by the presence of dregs. Also figurative. Base, vile.

Defiled, polluted.

Infected or tainted with poison, infection, a noxious substance, etc.; polluted; contaminated. Cf. empoison, v. 3 empoison, v. 4. Also figurative.

polluted, corrupt.

Polluted, desecrated.

Bitten by flies; loosely used for: †(a) fly-specked; †(b) fly-blown, adj.; (c) stung by flies.

Containing some defiling or offensive matter; dirty, unclean.

= dreggy, adj.

Defiled, sullied, or infected by contact, esp. with noxious substances; spec. in Textual Criticism, subjected to contamination (see contamination, n.…

spec. Designating pollution (typically water or air pollution) that originates in one country, state, etc., but spreads to another.